Foot and ankle fractures are rather common and frequently treated by podiatrists. While sports injuries are common since participants are more susceptible to experiencing constant stress and physical demands.
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One of the most common causes of heel pain is a condition called plantar fasciitis that actually primarily affects the arch and radiates complications to the heel area.
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Peroneal tendonitis is a tendon condition that causes severe pain on the outside edge and arch of the foot.
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If you are currently experiencing pain and discomfort from ingrown toenails, see your foot specialist for the proper care. At E.J. Nemet Podiatry in Twinsburg, E.J. Nemet, DPM, treats a variety of foot and ankle conditions.
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Hot feet can be caused by something as simple as a skin infection that is created by athlete’s foot fungus, but it can also be a sign of a systemic issue like diabetes or peripheral artery disease.
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People who have improperly supported low or high arches are most likely to have arch related problems. Custom orthotic inserts and properly fitted shoes can alleviate many arch problems.
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Skin cancers tend to affect parts of your body that get the most sun exposure such as the face, neck, upper arms, and hands.
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Running is a great way to be outdoors in the summer and to also get some exercise. You don’t need a lot of expensive equipment except for a decent pair of properly fitted running shoes.
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As you get older, all that wear and tear eventually catches up to you — and for some people it happens earlier than for others.
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A common foot condition called fungal toenail can range from being mild that it is barely noticeable to being so severe that amputation should be considered.
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Your foot naturally rolls when you walk or run with the outside of the heel contacting first and then an inward rolling quickly occurs as the middle and ball of the foot complete the step.
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Peripheral nerve damage often affects people diagnosed with diabetes and the concomitant loss of feeling in the feet can cause cuts and other damage to go unnoticed since there is little or no pain from injuries.
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Sprained ankles are a very common occurrence that should not be taken lightly. Even a minor sprain can come back to haunt you later if it is not treated properly in the beginning.
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Toenail problems can take a while to develop, so it’s easy to ignore the initial symptoms. By regularly inspecting your toenails whenever you cut or polish them you can notice signs of trouble before they get out of control.
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Having pain, swelling, and discomfort on the top of your foot are not as common as other foot ailments but that does not make them any less serious. As a matter of fact injuries, strains, and ankle sprains can exacerbate top of the foot pain causing difficulty with walking, exercising, and merely standing up so be sure to see your foot doctor help minimize the effects of pain on the top of your feet.
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The flexible tissue that spans the bottom of your foot can become irritated and inflamed from too much pressure and stress causing serious pain and debilitation. This condition is called plantar fasciitis and it can also affect people who have been inactive for a long time that then suddenly decide to start an exercise program too vigorously.
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Your feet have thousands of sweat glands which makes it a constant battle to keep excess moisture under control and disrupt the environment that bacteria and fungi love to grow in. Using antifungal and antibacterial sprays and powders in your footwear keep your feet as clean and dry as possible and by using antifungal and antibacterial sprays and powders in your footwear.
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