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25th September 2009
The fifth toe on our foot takes a lot of abuse largely thanks to the fashionable shoes we wear. This little toe is squeezed, squashed, smashed and shoved into footwear of all shapes and sizes. The unfortunate results are foot deformities and injuries th... Read >
Author: jane baron21st August 2009
If you are looking for a line of dress shoes that looks stylish but will give you top quality support, traction and motion control, check out Etonic’s collection of Soft-Tech shoes.
The shoe SFT20-1 comes in Black/Black, White/Black and White/White. ... Read >
Author: jane baron17th 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
It is always a good idea to try shoes on before you buy them. This is especially true for athletes or for individuals with foot problems. People with diabetes, lymphedema or any number of foot deformities (bunions, corns, hammertoe, claw toe, plantar fa... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
With the start of the summer holidays just around the corner, thinking about the children going back to school is probably the last thought on many parents mind.
However, now is exactly the right time to consider what your child will be wearing on thei... Read >
Author: ThomasBray16th 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
• 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: kentsmith11th July 2009
A surprising number of Americans have feet that are two different sizes. Some studies estimate the number is upwards of sixty-percent. Many of these people can get away with fitting both feet into the same size shoes. If the feet are just a half-size a... Read >
Author: kentsmith10th July 2009
A surprising number of Americans have feet that are two different sizes. Some studies estimate the number is upwards of sixty-percent. Many of these people can get away with fitting both feet into the same size shoes. If the feet are just a half-size a... Read >
Author: kentsmith10th July 2009
Investing in a pair of orthopedic shoes is well worth the money, especially if you suffer from a foot condition or deformity, or are recovering from a foot injury. But before you spend major bucks on that pricey pair of shoes that is supposed to miraculo... Read >
Author: kentsmith09th July 2009
The symptoms of a Morton’s neuroma tend to develop gradually over time. At first, you may only notice pain when you wear narrow shoes or put unusual stress on your foot. Pain may quickly dissipate if you massage the affected area or take your shoes of... Read >
Author: kentsmith09th July 2009
Foot ulcers are open sores or wounds on the feet that can be very shallow or very deep. They are associated with diabetics who suffer from diabetic foot (a condition caused by decreased sensation and poor circulation in the lower limbs), but they can als... Read >
Author: kentsmith07th July 2009
Though the polio vaccine has nearly eradicated the polio virus among the populations of industrialized nations, people whose lives were affected by paralytic polio before the vaccine became largely available in the late 1950’s and 1960’s continue to l... Read >
Author: kentsmith07th July 2009
Though the polio vaccine has nearly eradicated the polio virus among the populations of industrialized nations, people whose lives were affected by paralytic polio before the vaccine became largely available in the late 1950’s and 1960’s continue to l... Read >
Author: kentsmith06th July 2009
Q: What are the most common reasons for toe amputation?
A: Toes may need to be amputated for a variety of reasons. One of the most common reasons is infection. A toe may be removed to prevent an infection from spreading to the bone or bloodstream,... Read >
Author: kentsmith06th July 2009
Q: What are the most common reasons for toe amputation?
A: Toes may need to be amputated for a variety of reasons. One of the most common reasons is infection. A toe may be removed to prevent an infection from spreading to the bone or bloodstream,... Read >
Author: kentsmith05th July 2009
These are some of the characteristics you should keep in mind when searching for a comfortable pair of walking shoes:
• Look for a wide toe box (both length and depth). This will prevent unnecessary pinching or pressure in the toe area and will prot... Read >
Author: roby.john02nd July 2009
Walking is a great way for a diabetic to keep in shape. Not only is it good for the overall health of your body, but it also promotes healthy circulation in your lower legs and feet. Choosing the proper pair of walking shoes is important. You want to r... Read >
Author: roby.john12th 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: Kent06th June 2009
You may need to stay off an injured foot for any number of reasons. Broken bones, stress fractures, sprained ankles and strained ankles are only a few of the most common foot injuries. Foot surgery is also necessary to correct common foot deformities su... Read >
Author: Kent06th June 2009
You may need to stay off an injured foot for any number of reasons. Broken bones, stress fractures, sprained ankles and strained ankles are only a few of the most common foot injuries. Foot surgery is also necessary to correct common foot deformities su... Read >
Author: Kent18th 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
Polio is an extremely contagious virus that swept through the US during the earlier half of the twentieth century and now has largely been eradicated by the polio vaccine, created by Jonas Salk in the 1950s. It is transmitted between people usually throu... Read >
Author: Kent18th May 2009
Polio is an extremely contagious virus that swept through the US during the earlier half of the twentieth century and now has largely been eradicated by the polio vaccine, created by Jonas Salk in the 1950s. It is transmitted between people usually throu... Read >
Author: Kent17th October 2008
Essentially a person is said to have claw toes, if his/her toe is contracted at the middle and end joints. This can lead to severe pain and pressure. Caused by the tightening of the ligaments and tendons that curls down the toe joints. Except for the b... Read >
Author: Maasi Smith
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