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12th October 2009
Recently NFL quarterback Eli Manning has developed plantar fasciitis. �Anyone who has developed this condition is well aware of it, however many Americans do not fully understand the basics of this very common cause of heel and arch pain. �Eli Manning... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM06th October 2009
There are a million games to play and a million ways to play them. Just to add to the mix there are also a million types of athletic shoes to wear while you're playing. Every major brand of women's shoes offers a line of athletic shoes promising to make y... Read >
Author: wbdoyle05th October 2009
Although flat feet are well known to cause foot problems, a high arch can also lead to unique foot problems. Often the problems associated with a high arch foot can be worse than than the more controllable flat foot type. Proper shoes and support are ke... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM05th October 2009
Ask any professional in the medical and nursing industry, that’s on their feet all day long, what the greatest necessity is to working long hours standing or running from place to place, and it’s going to be “a good pair of shoes”. Not only do you... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st October 2009
Runner’s knee is a fairly common condition that occurs when the kneecap (patella) gets out of line with the femoral groove. What exactly is the femoral groove? It is a small indentation on your femur (your thigh bone). When you bend and straighten yo... Read >
Author: jane baron30th September 2009
When deciding which running shoe to buy, perhaps the most important feature of the shoe is its midsole. You can’t see the midsole (it is sandwiched between the outsole and the insole), but it is largely responsible for the cushioning your feet, knees, ... Read >
Author: jane baron25th September 2009
If you are a seasoned runner you know the importance of a good running shoe. It can make the difference between a great running experience, or potential injury.
The problem is not being informed. Most people do not know that there is a proper shoe for... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Overlapping Toes. This deformity occurs when one of the toes lies on top of the adjacent toe. It most commonly affects the fifth toe, but is also fairly common in the second toe (especially if the person has bunions). The deformity can lead to complica... Read >
Author: jane baron24th September 2009
Overlapping toes is usually a congenital deformity that causes one toe to lie on top of another toe. It most often occurs with the little toe, but the middle toes can also be affected. Sometimes overlapping toes develop as the result of other foot condi... Read >
Author: jane baron16th September 2009
Flat feet (pes planus) are very common across a broad range of people. The strain placed on the foot and body due to the flatness of the feet can cause numerous foot problems. Unfortunately, the necessary use of shoes at an early age to protect our feet... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM16th September 2009
Arch pain and over-pronation can cause issues for people in every stage of life and can even distress an athlete's performance in every way. For those who suffer from this type of pain, there are 3 likely causes that many people may not even know about. M... Read >
Author: Salomon10th August 2009
Most people participating in athletic endeavors understand the need for proper footwear. Serious golfers buy top-rated golf shoes. A dedicated runner would never be caught wearing cheap sneakers. Even weekend-warrior soccer players splurge for an expen... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore10th August 2009
In today’s marketplace there are a wide variety of orthotic arch supports available for consumers to choose from. Although they all claim to offer relief from the discomfort and pain caused by a misaligned or imbalanced feet, it is important to make su... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore28th July 2009
Foot calluses are a common ailment for many. Caused by the accumulation of dead skin cells, a callus usually occurs in areas of the foot where excess pressure occurs. The most common areas for calluses to form include the heel, the underside of the big ... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore28th July 2009
When someone mentions hammertoes, what may instantly come to mind is a severely crooked toe crossing over or under the toes next to it. While this may be true in the severest sense, hammertoes can encompass a wide range of toe position deformity that may... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM16th July 2009
“Memory foam” has recently become popular among lines of orthopedic shoes and orthopedic insoles. This visco-elastic material is designed to conform to the shape of your feet. Memory foam actually changes shape when you wear it (just as if you were ... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
1. When purchasing athletic shoes, you will probably need to go 1/2 size bigger than your regular size. Feet tend to swell when you run. Be warned. Not all brands of athletic shoes are sized the same.
2. If you use orthotics or orthopedic insoles, p... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
All athletic shoes have a least four basic parts: the outsole, the insole, the midsole and the upper. The outsole is the part of the shoe that touches the ground. It is usually made out of some kind of rubber material that is treaded for traction. The ... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
Charcot Marie Tooth disease (CMT) is a hereditary disorder that affects the nervous system. It is also known as Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy (HMSN), Hereditary Sensorimotor Neuropathy (HSMAN) and Peroneal Muscular Atrophy. With 37 out of ever... Read >
Author: kentsmith15th July 2009
Q: What is the best way to treat Cavus Foot?
A: Cavus Foot can usually be treated using a combination of orthopedic devices that protect the foot from pain and provide the foot with extra support, especially when it comes to stability and balance (so... Read >
Author: kentsmith15th July 2009
• Athlete’s Foot. A skin disease caused by a fungus and characterized by dry, itchy, flaky skin. Prevent athlete’s foot by washing the feet regularly and wearing sandals in public showers.
• Bunions. A hereditary condition characterized by a... Read >
Author: kentsmith10th July 2009
It’s not easy to find a pair of sandals that properly supports your feet. But after an entire summer of sandal wearing, you’ll wish you had. Most sandals – with their flat, thin sole – simply don’t cut it when it comes to supporting the arch, ... Read >
Author: kentsmith09th July 2009
People use insoles for a few primary reasons - comfort, relief from pain, prevention of foot problems, to help achieve greater performance during athletic activities and a long list of other reasons. While runners/joggers benefit due to greater performan... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore09th July 2009
When people think of arch supports, most think they are designed just to help the feet. The reality, however, is that many other problems are the result of foot imbalances caused by arch failure.
When the arch of the foot isn’t functioning properly ... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore09th July 2009
Research has shown which types of insoles are good for the different types of foot arches. While many people will experiment to see which product works best, there are a few general rules when it comes to matching insoles with arch types.
For Flat Fee... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore09th July 2009
When it comes to finding the perfect arch support insoles, look no further than Superfeet. With styles unique for each purpose, Superfeet offers the arch support, cushioning and comfort regardless of your foot style or shoe type.
These trim-to-fit ins... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore28th June 2009
For runners at every level, picking the right running shoe is essential for performance, safety and health; therefore, a small amount of research is recommended. There are several reputable sources for running shoe reviews; however, not even an award-winn... Read >
Author: Rachel Messina19th June 2009
Over-pronation, fallen arches and flat feet
Pronation and Supination are common terms that are often associated with fallen arches, high arches, flat feet etc. This article discusses the significance of these terms and enumerates the particular problem... Read >
Author: painfreewalking18th June 2009
A poll conducted by the American Podiatric Medical Association revealed that a amazing 73 percent of those surveyed reported that they are suffering from painful feet. The question is: why has foot pain become one of the most common complaints in the exam... Read >
Author: Salomon12th June 2009
Most people stick faithfully to their shoe size. If you’re like me, at least, you don’t even bother contemplating other sizes when going shoe shopping. Once a size 7, always a size 7. The truth is that shoes sizes vary widely based on brand and shoe ... Read >
Author: Kent12th June 2009
Most people stick faithfully to their shoe size. If you’re like me, at least, you don’t even bother contemplating other sizes when going shoe shopping. Once a size 7, always a size 7. The truth is that shoes sizes vary widely based on brand and shoe ... Read >
Author: Kent12th June 2009
Most people stick faithfully to their shoe size. If you’re like me, at least, you don’t even bother contemplating other sizes when going shoe shopping. Once a size 7, always a size 7. The truth is that shoes sizes vary widely based on brand and shoe ... Read >
11th June 2009
When it comes to protecting your feet, preventative care is the way to go. Look for these warning signs, which may indicate the presence of an underlying foot injury or foot deformity.
Severe Toe Pain. Your toe may either be sore to the touch (or sor... Read >
Author: Kent11th June 2009
When it comes to protecting your feet, preventative care is the way to go. Look for these warning signs, which may indicate the presence of an underlying foot injury or foot deformity.
Severe Toe Pain. Your toe may either be sore to the touch (or sor... Read >
Author: Kent05th June 2009
Plantar fasciitis is a health condition that makes heel pain. It is induced when people stress their plantar fascia - a band of ligament that serves to connect your heel bone to the toes. It is likewise utilized to sustain the arch that your foot has. Ind... Read >
Author: nlwest2129th May 2009
Running is a high impact workout. If done seriously, it can give you a whole lot of benefits. It can help you lose weight, improve your endurance and do wonders for your cardiovascular health. However, any sporting activity can go from constructive to des... Read >
Author: orsondixon29th May 2009
Running is a high impact workout. If done seriously, it can give you a whole lot of benefits. It can help you lose weight, improve your endurance and do wonders for your cardiovascular health. However, any sporting activity can go from constructive to des... Read >
Author: orsondixon18th May 2009
The quick and crucial answer to the question, “What’s the difference between flat and flaccid feet?” is that flat feet, though they have fallen arches, retain mobility whereas flaccid feet have lost the ability to move at all. Both conditions are l... Read >
Author: Kent18th May 2009
Delhi is adorned with powerful history, historical monuments, museums, galleries, panoramic gardens and cultural shows. Comprising into two distinct Delhi, the Old Delhi and the New Delhi. The wealth of Indian handicrafts can be enjoyed at the Crafts Muse... Read >
Author: murpaaneraaj115th May 2009
Children have their share of foot pain, just like adults. Many conditions that cause adult pain can also cause pain in children. At times, there are conditions unique to children that are the source of their pain. Prompt recognition and treatment is im... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM10th April 2009
High heel shoes come in many different styles as well as heights. You can find high heel shoes that have an 8 inch heel as well as those that have a 3 inch heel by going online and looking for sexy shoes. These shoes make your legs look nice and will give... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com27th March 2009
Pronation and supination are commonly heard terms, often in association with fallen arches, high arches, flat feet etc. This article explains the meaning of these terms and looks in particular at the problem of over-pronation. You will read about the foll... Read >
Author: Peter Van Dyke17th January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Bruce Lashley
Not a week passes by that while I am walking through the gym, I notice someone passing by who cannot put one of his or her heels on the floor. Some are women, some men, some thin and some heavy. As long as you walk, y... Read >
Author: Bruce Lashley DPM16th January 2009
Corrective shoes are specialty shoes designed to treat a foot abnormality. Also called orthopedic footwear, usually corrective shoes are used to treat children born with foot problems, although they can be used later in life in adults to treat foot abnorm... Read >
Author: Kent17th December 2008
One of the most common overuse injuries among endurance athletes is ITBS. ITBS is Illotibial Band Friction Syndrome. Other common names for ITBS are Illiotial Band Syndrome and IT Band Syndrome. ITBS is a common cause of knee pain among cyclists and runne... Read >
Author: Dr. Christopher Segler26th November 2008
Heel pain is common complaint in runners. Actually, heel pain is common in all people. 40% of all visits to podiatrists in the U.S. are because of heel pain. Of all of the different causes of heel pain, the vast majority is due to a condition known as p... Read >
Author: Dr. Christopher Segler02nd September 2008
Personal blogs can be more random if it is simply sharing what you are doing with friends and family. But a blog for business, one you hope will make money, a blog that presents you as an expert or one to drive traffic to a website needs to have a marketi... Read >
Author: Kanwaljit Kaur24th July 2008
Recently in my clinical practice, I have been seeing an incredible increase in the number of people with complaints of foot pain. I see this pattern almost every year at this time as the weather improves and people get outside more- especially with runne... Read >
Author: Jennifer Ellis, MPT, OCS22nd July 2008
Zion National Park lies in the northwestern section of Utah and provides some of the most dramatic and variable scenery to be seen anywhere in the national parks system. From golden sandstone cliffs towering high over the land to creek-laded narrow canyo... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders25th June 2008
Charcot-Marie Tooth Disease is the most common neuromuscular disease in the world. It is sometimes referred to as "Hereditary Motor and Sensory Neuropathy. It is affected approximately 1 in 2,500 people in the United States. CMT affects both motor and sen... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen11th February 2008
There is more homework you are going to love. Why? How do I know that? Because I know that young dancers are serious, and usually quite organized. And they beam with satisfaction when they can do something that was extremely difficult a week ago. Learnin... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton19th January 2008
Bunions are painful, swollen pads overlying the joint at the base of the big toe. They begin as an inflammation of the joint, which swells so that the overlying skin becomes red, hard, and sore. If left untreated, the ligaments in the toes shorten, pushin... Read >
Author: Alien12th October 2007
What is Sore Feet - Foot Pain: Sore feet is a very common problem that effects millions accross the planet Earth, making simple things such as standing, walking, running, or working, almost a nightmare, because of the pain and discomfort involved.What cau... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin12th August 2006
Did you know that forty-two percent of all overuse injuries affect the knee joint, and patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), also known as "runner's knee", is the most common overuse injury among runners.
PFPS can effect both knees, though more commonl... Read >
Author: Christopher Pratt
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