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12th October 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Mountain West Foot & Ankle Institute
While Brett Farve was leading his new team against the Green Bay Packers, Eli Manning was being diagnosed with a common problem called Plantar Fasciitis. This diagnosis may keep him from playing ... Read >
Author: Brandt R Gibson, DPM09th October 2009
Copyright © 2009 Ed Bagley
After winning both the 1500 meter and 5,000 meter titles at the 2007 World Championships in Osaka, Japan, Bernard Lagat set his sights on a gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. At Osaka he became the first athlete to dou... Read >
Author: Ed Bagley02nd October 2009
By using MMA Training gear, you will find that your body is more protected and better toned to withstand those nasty chops and painful blocks. You need to look into the training devices and accessories that you can get from MMA Training. One piece of equi... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st October 2009
Running is a simple exercise everyone can do. No need to buy equipments, no need to join any gym classes. Just have a strong will and extra time. And, a pair of shoes!
Some people don’t really care about the kind of shoes they use for jogging. They s... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st October 2009
Did you know that there are more than 250,000 Achilles tendon injuries in the United States each year? Of these injuries, almost 25% require some kind of medical intervention to heal. A fully ruptured tendon requires surgery. Most other injuries can be tr... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane01st October 2009
On December 20, 1966, Los Angeles businessmen Sam Schulman and Eugene V. Klein and a group of minority partners were awarded the NBA franchise for the city of Seattle. Schulman would serve as the active partner and head of team operations. Named the Super... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Avoiding foot pain before it begins is the most effective way to avoid costly and painful surgical procedures down the road. Despite the fact that many people pay no attention to foot pain for years, pretending that the pain isn't there or hoping it would... Read >
Author: Salomon25th September 2009
With the rules and sanctioning of certain mma events there has been an explosion of new followers of mma (mixed martial arts) The purpose of this article is to help familiarize the new fans of this sport with some of the terms that are used. If you have a... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Psoriasis is a relatively common disease of the skin and its treatment is not completely effective or particularly pleasant for patients. Even though an arthritic condition is known to be linked to psoriasis the diagnosis of arthritic disease may still be... Read >
Author: David Ravech23rd September 2009
Injuries incurred during sports activities are occurrences that the majority of coaches and athletes are accustomed to. These conditions can not only be painful for the athlete, but in many cases can set back the entire team. An injured team member can af... Read >
Author: aarti.adate22nd September 2009
What Causes Painful Heel Bone Spurs & Plantar Fascistic?
Why Feet Can Hurt
Human bodies are truly amazing; they are the perfect blend of fluids, hormones, muscles, and bone tissue. Special cushioning is provided in our joints and at vital regions where ... Read >
Author: mbaba2216th September 2009
Injuries incurred during sports activities are occurrences that the majority of coaches and athletes are accustomed to. These conditions can not only be painful for the athlete, but in many cases can set back the entire team. An injured team member can af... Read >
Author: aarti15th September 2009
Diabetic flip-flop may sound to some people like an oxymoron. After all, diabetics are generally supposed to wear supportive, closed-toes shoes that protect and cushion the feet. Flip-flops are about as unsupportive and “unsafe” a shoe as you can fi... Read >
Author: jane baron05th September 2009
Levaquin, a prescription antibiotic, still poses a serious risk in many patients. Though it has made headlines in the past for its debilitating potential side effects such as tendon rupture, the drug remains an option for many physicians. Hundreds of ca... Read >
Author: LegalView04th September 2009
Jogging or Running
By far the most well known aerobic exercises, a jogging or running program will be one of the easiest to start. The only equipment needed is a good pair of running shoes. A lot will depend on how you run and where you run. In gene... Read >
Author: John Marcus14th August 2009
1. The Dansko Sally (from the Stapled Clog collection)
The Dansko Sally is one of my Dansko’s popular “stapled clogs”. Its notable features include a non-slip rocker bottom and an extra-soft and cushiony insole. The rocker bottom provides exce... Read >
Author: jane barron11th August 2009
Bursitis refers to the inflammation or irritation of the bursa. The bursa is a sac filled with lubricating fluid that helps to reduce rubbing, friction and irritation. It is normally located between the bones, muscles, tendons and the skin. This condition... Read >
Author: Mercy08th August 2009
Sports injuries are issues that many coaches and athletes are familiar with. They can cause physical pain to the athlete, but in many cases can hurt the entire team. An ousted team member can hurt the outcome of games and can have enduring results on the ... Read >
Author: Salomon01st August 2009
Tendinitis is an inflammation or irritation of the tendon. A tendon is a thick cord that attaches the bone to the muscle. This condition is caused by repetitive minor impacts on the affected area or from a sudden serious injury. Some of the activities tha... Read >
Author: Mercy17th July 2009
New Balance has long been popular among runners and avid walkers for their comfortable athletic shoes. Their line of custom orthopedic shoes promises the same level of quality that their customers have come to expect.
Each New Balance Orthopedic Shoe is... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
Collapsed arches can be present at birth or develop at a young age. They are especially common among athletes who have put a lot of stress on their foot and calf muscles, and they also tend to develop among the elderly or women who have spent too much ti... 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: kentsmith07th July 2009
Here are some figures for you. Approximately 3.5 billion dollars are spent each year in the United States for women’s foot surgeries. On top of that enormous cost, the female workforce misses 15 million workdays each year due to foot injuries and surg... Read >
Author: kentsmith07th July 2009
Why Feet Can Hurt
Human bodies are fascinating; they consist of the perfect blend of fluids, hormones, muscles, and bone tissue. Special cushioning is present in our joints and at critical places where weight-related pressure points exist. However, whe... Read >
Author: Salomon05th July 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Dr. Jennifer Feeny
Having a child who loves playing outside or playing sports is such a wonderful thing these days when so many children would rather sit in front of the television and play a video game. The only problem with this gr... Read >
Author: Dr. Jennifer Feeny04th July 2009
The concept of sport specific shoes is an important one for athletes, even if it is often overlooked. It is understandably frustrating to need to purchase multiple pairs of athletic shoes, especially if you are an amateur athlete, but the investment is w... Read >
Author: roby.john05th June 2009
Whether you are recovering from a foot injury or working hard to prevent one, a proper warm up before athletic activity is crucial. Your warm-up should have this basic structure. Start with a general warm-up. This is intended to get your heart rate up ... Read >
Author: Kent05th June 2009
Whether you are recovering from a foot injury or working hard to prevent one, a proper warm up before athletic activity is crucial. Your warm-up should have this basic structure. Start with a general warm-up. This is intended to get your heart rate up ... 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: nlwest2105th June 2009
Alameda, CA - May 19, 2009 - Many Achilles tendon surgery patients in the Bay Area are getting back on their feet faster,
thanks to new procedures and techniques. Jeffrey J. Niccoli, DPM, FACFAS, at Alameda Family Podiatry Group, says the introduction... Read >
Author: Lola01st June 2009
Q: What sort of shoes should I wear to relieve pain in my Achilles Tendon?
A: Proper footwear can go a long way when it comes to preventing Achilles tendon injuries. Of course that means the opposite is also true! Footwear that fails to take into a... Read >
Author: Kent01st June 2009
Q: What sort of shoes should I wear to relieve pain in my Achilles Tendon?
A: Proper footwear can go a long way when it comes to preventing Achilles tendon injuries. Of course that means the opposite is also true! Footwear that fails to take into a... Read >
Author: Kent15th 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 DPM13th May 2009
Over the years, high heeled shoes continue to be a popular fashion trend. So popular, it is causing some women to surgically alter their feet in order to fit into them. Even without this, there are health risks associated with wearing high heels.
1. ... Read >
Author: Dr. Andrew Schneider05th May 2009
You may have problems with your ankles and feet that require a Podiatrist. This is usually the case when your aches and pains go beyond what's considered normal. For instance, it's normal to have sore feet after standing on them all day. But if your feet ... Read >
Author: Joseph Gotfredson29th April 2009
Whilst judging compensation amounts is entirely dependent on the individual circumstances of each individual’s accident, publications such as the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines give some idea of the likely level of compensation a particular injury wi... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors27th April 2009
If you’re like many people, you may be suffering from plantar fascia pain that is so severe that it may stop doing everyday things in life. Today, plantar fascia pain is a very common type of foot condition. The soreness can start off as an irritating p... Read >
Author: Salomon17th April 2009
Pain behind the heel is incredibly common, and most people experience this at some point in their lives. The back of the heel is incredibly important, as this is where the leg turns into the foot, and motion at the leg has to transfer ninety degrees to b... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM15th April 2009
Many adults have experienced heel pain with the latest reports from the American Podiatric Medical Association showing approximately 40% of all adult have or will suffer from some form of heel pain. What most don't realize is that children can also suffe... Read >
Author: Dr. Andrew Schneider15th April 2009
Whilst judging compensation claims amounts is entirely dependent on the individual circumstances of each individual’s accident, publications such as the Judicial Studies Board Guidelines give some idea of the likely level of compensation a particular in... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors10th April 2009
Non-bony Structures in the Foot
The foot does not consist only of bones but also of tendons, muscles and ligaments. Ligaments are tough, relatively non-elastic straps or sheets which are designed to hold bones together. Ligaments allow the intended mov... Read >
Author: David Ravech05th April 2009
My Grandmother had the ugliest feet on earth. Between bunions and hammertoes, corns and warts, she had every ailment known to the foot. Every new pair of shoes had to be stretched and cut to accommodate the outsized bones protruding in all directions. Eve... Read >
Author: Dr. Ronald D. Worley27th March 2009
The calves are probably neglected more than any other group of muscles in bodybuilding. All the people who go into the gym desire a large chest and massive arms. Then these people find the basics, so they start to train using squats and deadlifts. But aft... Read >
Author: bodybuildingforums17th March 2009
How does Rheumatoid Arthritis affect a person’s feet? When a Rheumatoid Arthritis victim’s joints become swollen or irritated, the synovium membrane becomes very thick and can develop a lot of joint fluid. This excessive amount of fluid coupled with ... Read >
Author: Kent17th March 2009
My first experience with using DMSO was as a marathon runner running with the Greater Boston Track Club in 1982, I believe. I had been running 100 miles a week for 3 weeks straight and was at a track workout at the indoor track at the Massachusetts Instit... Read >
20th February 2009
Heel pain is a common problem that many podiatrists see daily in their busy practices. As foot and ankle physicians, we treat this malady quite frequently with a variety of treatment methods. Before we concern ourselves with the actual treatment plans, ... Read >
Author: Tatiana A. Wellens-Bruschayt, DPM, PhD10th February 2009
Common Causes of Knee Joint Pain
Leg and knee pain is a common condition among many people and be caused by many different factors. One of the main causes of knee pain is a biomechanical imbalance known as overpronation. This causes pain by creating an i... Read >
Author: Salomon26th January 2009
What is Achilles Tendonitis?
Achilles tendonitis is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon. Like many other foot disorders, including bunions, hammertoes, and neuromas, Achilles tendonitis will get progressively worse and may eventually lead to degener... Read >
Author: Jane Bartlett23rd January 2009
We are inundated with advertising for products to make our feet feel better. Whether it is the "Survivor" castaways who are "gellin'" with Dr. Scholl's insoles won after a challenge or late-night infomercials showing us how stable their devices can make ... Read >
Author: Dr. Andrew Schneider12th January 2009
My Grandmother had the ugliest feet on earth. Between bunions and hammertoes, corns and warts, she had every ailment known to the foot. Every new pair of shoes had to be stretched and cut to accommodate the outsized bones protruding in all directions. E... Read >
09th January 2009
Foot conditions involving Achilles tendon pain are fairly common, particularly among athletes who practice sports such as soccer, track, gymnastics, and basketball. The Achilles Tendon is the strip of tissue that connects the heel and the calf muscle. Thi... Read >
Author: Salomon08th January 2009
Foot deformity encompasses a wide range of problems. Here we are only going to look at few of those. First, we need to know that the foot is like any other limb or part of the body, packed with nerves, muscles, bones, ligaments and tendons, and blood vess... Read >
Author: Kent02nd December 2008
Recovery time for Sporting injuries can be reduced by using Energy Healing. Energy Healing can also prevent injuries from happening.
Before I understood Energy Healing or created the HEART Energy Healing System I had a small number of injuries that sh... Read >
Author: Metaphysical Institute01st December 2008
Sports injuries are inevitable when indulging in physically demanding or contact sports. So much so that there is an altogether separate branch of medicine dedicated to the treatment of sports injuries and is called sports medicine. While minor wounds can... Read >
Author: Healthbase26th 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 Segler24th November 2008
Treatment and Physiotherapy Management of Torn Achilles Tendon
by Jonathan Blood-Smyth
The biggest and strongest of the body's tendinous structures is the Achilles tendon in the lower part of the posterior calf. The main patients who suffer from Achil... Read >
Author: David Ravech12th November 2008
Many of the sportsmen suffer from various kinds of injuries while playing. Injuries are certainly unavoidable while playing. However, by exercising appropriate safety, one can try to avoid the injuries. If a sports person still meets with an accident, one... Read >
Author: Sadhana05th November 2008
We all know of Achilles, the Trojan War Hero of Greek Mythology. His mother tried to make him immortal by dipping him the river Styx. Unfortunately she missed a spot on his heel. So the story goes that he was struck by an arrow in that spot and he was ki... Read >
Author: Dr. Christopher Segler30th October 2008
When Knives Attack
Everyone has watched the amazing action movies where knife attacks are fast-paced and graceful. Sadly, this is not the way the average person should deal with a knife attack. You should never return the attack unarmed and ready ... Read >
Author: golfalways28th October 2008
When Knives Attack
Everyone has watched the amazing action movies where knife attacks are fast-paced and graceful. Sadly, this is not the way the average person should deal with a knife attack. You should never return the attack unarmed and ready ... Read >
Author: golfalways23rd October 2008
It has been a rough early fall for Misty May-Treanor, Olympic Beach volleyball champion. She was in the preliminary rounds of "Dancing with the Stars" when she ruptured her Achilles tendon in practice. She had successful surgery on her tendon and hopes to... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane09th September 2008
The injury of China's star hurdler Liu Xiang is more severe than expected and Liu may go abroad for surgery, local media reported yesterday.
Liu pulled out of the 110m hurdles first round at the Beijing Olympic Games last month, citing a recurren... Read >
Author: jackyluo09th September 2008
It has stunned not only the Chinese people, but the whole world as Liu Xiang's sudden painful walk-out from the 2008 Olympic Hurdles Event has deprived all of us a moment that had, since 2004 (when he won the 110m hurdles at the Athens Games), been awaite... Read >
Author: arcel09th September 2008
Mrs Lidiyah, a resident of New York, USA, says, "Tow years ago my family moved to the USA from Belarus. It was not easy to start a new life. To top it all off, our health declined. Here are the symptoms I had: constant fatigue, hypertension, constipation,... Read >
Author: Dr Matloob Thabal09th September 2008
What does ACL stand for?
The acronym, ACL, stands for the Anterior Cruciate Ligament. Along with your PCL, LCL, and MCL, the Anterior Cruciate Ligament helps to provide stability to your knee. Due to its attachment on the femur and tibia the ACL resis... Read >
Author: support.drbrace@gmail.com08th September 2008
How to use the foot properly in ballet should begin with the first lesson. With small children this can be taught sitting on the floor with the legs stretched out in front. The proper line in the stretched foot can be seen and understood easily. With olde... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton22nd August 2008
The Achilles tendon, which is located at the back of the leg just above the heel bone is a fairly vulnerable tendon depending on the array of physical activities as well as risks an individual may put him or herself in.
Most recently, however, one such... Read >
Author: Legal22nd August 2008
Childhood obesity has reached record proportions. Video games are seeking ways to make their games "active," in hopes of decreasing game or television related obesity and related diseases such as diabetes. Since children are less likely today (compared t... Read >
Author: Brandt R Gibson, DPM21st August 2008
One of the too-common dance injuries is that of the achilles tendon. Runners and other athletes in sports training also suffer some over use inflammation, and even rupture of the achilles tendon. This tendon depends on muscle strength in the calf and the ... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton24th June 2008
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved an antibiotic known as Levaquin (levofloxacin), part of the fluoroquinolone antibiotic group of drugs used to fight infections, for use by children even though the drug's potential link to seve... Read >
Author: Legal21st May 2008
There are some form of stretches and exercises that can be done to reduce the risk of recurrence of plantar fasciitis. Your physician may give you specific instructions for a suitable exercise program that is appropriate for you. Exercises for plantar fas... Read >
Author: Allan Tan08th May 2008
Achilles tendonitis is a condition of irritation and inflammation of the large tendon in the back of the ankle. Achilles tendonitis is a common overuse injury that tends to occur in middle-age recreational athletes. The overuse causes inflammation that ca... Read >
Author: peterhutch08th May 2008
It is estimated that Achilles tendonitis accounts for around 11% of all running injuries. The Achilles tendon is the large tendon at the back of the ankle. It connects the large calf muscles (Gastrocnemius and Soleus) to the heal bone (calcaneus) and prov... Read >
Author: peterhutch09th April 2008
Common dance injuries such as sprained ankles, inflamed Achilles tendons, and shin splints can be prevented. To build strength in the foot muscles, a deliberate and separate routine of practice can be included in your daily routines. Strong foot muscles p... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton01st April 2008
Achilles tendinotis is swelling, irritation, and bulge of the Achilles tendon is also known as tendon of heel because it joins the muscle of calf to the heel. Achilles tendonitis is an ordinary overeating injury that tends occurs in the old age frivolous ... Read >
Author: Alien19th March 2008
Ireland’s backline is known for being the most dynamic and creative in the sport of rugby, but now the team is not going through a very good time since there are several players with injuries; situation which forced to develop a brand new plan for the... Read >
Author: Claudia Beckford07th March 2008
You need to make sure that you take care of your feet. They are going to be carrying you around for many years to come. Any pain or swelling that you are feeling in that ankle area could be a sign that you may be developing ankle tendonitis.
We will ... Read >
Author: Golfer5731st January 2008
Since there are different kinds of tendonitis that impairs the function and comfort of a variety of muscles and joints, many people often ask, "What are symptoms of tendonitis?" When pinpointing what makes a tendonitis symptom, it is important to look at ... Read >
Author: Golfer5728th January 2008
Bursitis and Tendinitis
This report contains general information about bursitis and tendinitis. It describes what these conditions are and how they are diagnosed and treated. At the end is a list of key words to help you understand the medical terms used... Read >
Author: Peter Charalambos26th January 2008
Homeopathy
Arm yourself with Arnica. For people who've experienced back injuries, Arnica is among the most effective homeopathic medicines, says homeopath Dana Ullman. He suggests using Arnica orally and topically, in pellet and ointment forms, accordi... Read >
Author: Alien24th January 2008
Effective mountain walking may mean relearning how to walk, and includes the correct technique reinforced by experience. There are several techniques which may be used, but they all have the same goal. Safe movement over difficult terrain, with the least ... Read >
Author: Chris Haycock06th November 2007
Studies have shown that what may start as a normal shopping mall experience could result in serious injuries to both children and adults.Recently, a South African mom sued a major retailer and the owners of a shopping centre for damages in the amount of R... Read >
Author: Blue Magnet10th September 2007
Pump BumpThe most common cause of posterior heel pain that I see (as a podiatrist) is generally referred to as pump bump. It is also known as Haglund's deformity or a retrocalcaneal exostosis. Typically a woman , and to a lesser extent a man, will presen... Read >
Author: Marc Mitnick22nd August 2007
by Leslie McKerns--McKerns Development
Love the sport, but hate the pain?
For pain and the sports enthusiast, you are not alone. According to the National Institute of Health, in a two year period adults age 25 and over sustained nearly 2.3 million... Read >
Author: McKerns Development01st August 2007
Achilles tendinitis is inflammation, irritation, and swelling of the Achilles tendon (the tendon that connects the muscles of the calf to the heel). Achilles tendonitis is also called tendonitis of the heel. Achilles tendonitis is a common overuse injury ... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen23rd July 2007
The Achilles tendon is the muscle at the back of the calf which connects the heel bone to the calf muscle. Famously named after the Ancient Greek here Achilles whose mother Thetis tried to make him invulnerable by dipping him into the river Styx which flo... Read >
Author: John Overton03rd July 2007
Around 1 in 10,000 people sustain an ankle injury each day and about 5% do not fully recover. Generally, the typical sorts of ankle injuries fall into two categories: acute sprains or overuse injuries.
Some actions such as pivoting on the ankle can c... Read >
Author: Simon Moyes07th March 2007
Baby walkers, or sometimes also called a walking ring date back as far as 1870. Parents have been using this aid to amuse and keep babies occupied for many years.
Nowadays many parents use this plaything to encourage their baby to walk.
Of course, w... Read >
Author: Dalene Joubert23rd October 2006
Shin splints is a very common ailment that affects athletes but can also occur in the non-athletic individual. It is an inflammatory condition occurring either in the front of the lower leg or in the back. The cause for each is different.
Typically, ... Read >
Author: Marc Mitnick17th October 2006
Shin Splints
Shin splints is a very common ailment that affects athletes but can also occur in the non-athletic individual. It is an inflammatory condition occurring either in the front of the lower leg or in the back. The cause for each is different... Read >
Author: Marc Mitnick05th October 2006
This Thursday night millions of Americans will head to their favorite online sportsbook and place a wager on the South Carolina-Auburn game. USC is a struggling football program, coached by former Washington Redskin, Florida Gator and Duke Steve Spurrier ... Read >
Author: Peter Sparks19th July 2006
With the rules and sanctioning of certain mma events there has been an explosion of new followers of mma (mixed martial arts) The purpose of this article is to help familiarize the new fans of this sport with some of the terms that are used. If you have a... Read >
Author: Shawn Sellen14th May 2006
Do you experience intense heel pain when you take your first step in the morning?
If you do, chances are high that you suffer from Plantar Fasciitis and intense heel pain in the morning is one of the conditions of this illness.
Plantar fasciitis is ... Read >
Author: Moses Wright17th August 2005
Letter of Hope from Hospital Patient
Hospital patient undergoing surgery recounts how Hero Soul provided
strength, inspiration, and hope during recovery
"I used to look in the mirror and only have time to take a quick glance
to ensure that I... Read >
Author: Sharif Khan
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