How Can Heel Pain Be Treated?
It's similar to asking "What are the best ways to treat heel pain?" The answers might differ greatly depending on the kind of athlete you're referring to. Even though things like power, speed, agility, and endurance are almost always relevant, the ideal tennis player is probably going to look very different from an ideal basketball center—or offensive lineman!There are a number of factors that w
The Effects of Pregnancy on Your Feet
During pregnancy, how should your feet be treated? During pregnancy, a woman's body will undergo many changes, including changes to her feet. Because of this, a pregnant woman must take special care of her feet during pregnancy. It's fascinating how a pregnant woman's body changes during pregnancy. For instance, did you know her feet become wider and longer due to her ligaments becoming more fle
Goodbye, Sweaty, Stinky Feet
You don't want stinky sweaty feet taking over your life.The problem of sweaty feet is common among many people. Some people, however, suffer from excessive foot sweating which can be difficult to manage and cause smelly feet. Spending all day trapped inside your shoes makes your feet sweat and smell. Heat, exercise, and stress cause our feet to sweat. Sweat can easily evaporate from other parts of
Swimming Feet: How to Protect Them
Swimming can also cause foot injuries, just like any other sport. Maintaining healthy feet in and out of the water requires knowledge of how to protect your feet while swimming. Swimming Foot Injuries The sport of swimming can lead to many foot injuries or even infections. Foot injuries include Foot cramps Tendonitis Athlete’s footToenail fungusPrevention Tips You can prevent swimming-relate
Overlapping Toe Problems
It is common for toes to overlap, and they typically do not cause any major problems. In some cases, a podiatrist may be required to treat complications associated with the deformity. The Dangers Of Overlapping Toes Overlapping toes can be caused by genetics, trauma to the toes, or high arches. The foot structure can also be altered by rheumatoid arthritis, resulting in overlapping toes. It is
Skin Cancer on Feet
Any part of the body can develop skin cancer, including the feet. Having skin cancer on the feet is dangerous since it often goes undetected due to the location. On the feet, there are three types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and malignant melanoma. Malignant melanoma is the most serious form of skin cancer on the feet. Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common
Prevent Heel Pain at Work and at Home
People of all ages suffer from heel pain. Some of this can be explained by the fact that the problem can have a number of possible root causes. Adult heel pain is most commonly caused by plantar fasciitis, but it can also be caused by Achilles tendinitis, calcaneal fractures, and Sever's disease (for preteens and adolescents). In addition to anatomy, there are two major connective tissues attache
Keeping Toenail Fungus At Bay
It is hard to eradicate an established fungal infection, but you can stop the spread and improve the appearance of your toenails. There is no pressing health concern associated with toenail fungus. A fungal infection can ruin the appearance of your nails and cause pain by lifting the nail away from the nail bed. Infections caused by fungi are notoriously difficult to treat. If you have fungal to
Exercises for Haglund's Deformity
An Achilles tendon bump also called Haglund's deformity, or "pump bump," often forms at the back of the heel near the Achilles tendon. Some types of shoes can be painful to wear, which can make activities like running and walking difficult. As a result of Haglund's deformity, there are several exercises and stretches that can help relieve the pain. A Guide to Helping Haglund's Deformity The Ach
Peripheral Neuropathy: How Bad Can It Get?
In the United States, over 20 million people suffer from peripheral neuropathy, and in the UK, every 10th person over 55 suffers from the condition. It is common for diabetics to develop neuropathy (60-70% of diabetic patients), but there are other causes as well. A person of any age can develop it, but those over 65 are more likely to get it. To answer the frequently asked question about neurop
The Basics of Athlete's Foot
Athlete's Foot: What Is It? There is no need to be an athlete to get an athlete's foot, which is a fungal infection. All ages are susceptible to this annoying condition. Athlete's Foot: What Causes It? Athletes' foot is usually caused by fungi that belong to a group called dermatophytes, also responsible for jock itch and ringworm. A fungus feeds on keratin, a protein found in hair, nails, and
How to Stop Psoriasis Itch
Some of the things that can cause flare-ups in people with psoriasis may already be familiar to you. Flare-ups can affect individuals differently, so one person's cause may not be the same as another's. Researchers have identified several things that trigger psoriasis in people. Feeling stressed. As a result of stress, new psoriasis outbreaks can occur or existing psoriasis can become worse. Psor
The Best Exercise Tips for Peripheral Arterial Disease
You may feel like the pain and cramping you experience when you walk is just another unfortunate part of aging. The opposite is true. Treatment and management of peripheral artery disease are completely possible. Even exercising can keep you healthy and relieve some of your symptoms. In addition to treating peripheral artery disease, Dr. Roohian and the experienced staff at All-In-One Foot Care
What to Look For When You Have Toenail Problems
How long has it been since you looked at your toenails? Toenails, unlike fingernails, are rarely seen in comparison to fingernails. A thick layer of keratin protects the top of your toes, but only if they're healthy. Toenails should be checked regularly and anything unusual should be seen by a podiatrist. 1. Brittle And Discolored Toenails Toenails with healthy tips are pink or peach in color.
The Stages Of Tendinitis
Tendinitis: What Is It? Muscles are connected to bones by tendon cords, which are more important than you might think. It can be difficult to do your favorite activities if you have tendinitis (also called tendonitis), which causes inflammation of the tendons and pain. It is common to see tendinitis in sports like golf, tennis, jogging, and CrossFit, regardless of the level of sport or activity.
Morton's Neuroma: What is it?
Morton's Neuroma is a common cause of forefoot pain among podiatrists, and it is a common complaint that occurs along the ball of the foot. In most cases, neuromas occur in front of the third and fourth toes as a result of pinched and swollen nerves. Second and third toes, however, can also experience them. Mortons neuromas are caused by what? Shoes with high heels and narrow or pointed toes are
Surgery For An Ingrown Toenail: Procedures, Recovery & Complications
Ingrown toenails: what are they? Toenails that grow inward are known as ingrown toenails because they have become curled or embedded into the skin on the side of the foot. The big toe is usually affected, but any toenail can suffer from this problem. There are many reasons why toenails ingrown, including trauma, clipping too short, tight-fitting shoes, and hereditary factors. A severe case of
Sports Medicine
Whether playing sports indoors or outdoors or exercising, sports injuries are common. Ineffective stretching or warm-up exercises, accidents, insufficient training, and improper use of protective devices can lead to injuries. Sprains, strains, fractures, and dislocations are the most common sports injuries. RICE stands for rest, ice, compression, and elevation and is the most widely recommended t