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If you’re dealing with chronic foot pain, frustration is one of the realities you are most likely familiar with. You may feel like you’ve tried everything, and nothing seems to help. But don’t give up just yet! There are a few other things you can try – apart from the standard pain medications, rest, and…
Most people think foot pain is normal after a long day of productivity at work or school. Some cases only need over-the-counter medication to relieve pain. However, chronic foot pain may indicate a health concern needing medical attention. Keep reading to find out the top 5 most common causes of chronic foot pain. 1. Ingrown…
Foot injuries happen to all of us at some point, causing foot pain and possibly debilitating problems – usually temporarily. Fortunately, many of these injuries are preventable. Let’s talk about some of the main types of preventable foot injuries that are often treated by podiatrists, how you can prevent them from occurring, and where you…
Foot pain could be a sign that you are being too rough on your feet. After all, your feet withstand pressure and take a beating whenever you walk or stand – they’re actually subjected to an amount of force that is twice your body weight with every step you take. You can start taking better…
Plantar fasciitis is a foot condition that causes heel pain. It happens when the plantar fascia, a tissue that supports the foot arch, becomes irritated and inflamed. This condition is common among runners and athletes who put their feet through repeated stress. Fortunately, there are several treatment options for plantar fasciitis, including kinesiology tape. What…
Foot pain is a common occurrence among millions of Americans. It is usually innocuous— either self-limiting or can be resolved with self-care measures. In some cases, however, foot pain can affect a person’s quality of life and signal an underlying medical condition, and, therefore, require appropriate medical intervention. Here is a quick guide to some…
Tarsal tunnel syndrome refers to the compression of the tibial nerve, which travels through the tarsal tunnel—the osteofibrous space (space consisting of bone and fibrous connective tissue) located in the middle back part of the ankle. The tibial nerve is a branch of the sciatic nerve that provides innervation to the lower leg and foot…
All of the various types of footwear we wear, from flip-flops to heels to boots, are fun and stylish and make us feel great about how we look. Our feet, however, may have a different opinion about these unsupportive and stifling types of shoes. Indeed, some of the most common foot problems are caused because…
Do you feel like you have a pebble in your shoe even when you know there’s not? This could be a symptom of Morton’s neuroma. Fortunately, when you visit The Podiatry Group of South Texas, serving various regions throughout Southern Texas, you’ll see a foot doctor who can provide either nonsurgical or surgical treatment to…
Your feet and ankles bear the weight of your entire body. When something goes wrong with just one foot or ankle, it can significantly impact your daily activities. Ankle pain or discomfort can occur from an overuse or trauma injury. In particular, pain above the heel is typically associated with a condition called Achilles tendonitis….
