Confused about heel pain? Learn the differences between plantar fasciitis and a plantar fascial tear. Expert insights and treatment options await.
Overcoming Plantar Fasciitis: A Runner's Guide to Treatment and Recovery
Ready for Vacation? Treat Your Heel Pain Before You Go!
Soleful Struggles: Managing Heel Pain in Individuals Living with Diabetes
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Having diabetes along with heel pain can be challenging to treat. Heel pain, which can significantly impact an individual's quality of life. Heel pain in diabetics can stem from various causes, and understanding these factors is crucial for effective management and relief.
Heel Pain and Running: How to Prevent and Treat It
Running is a great way to stay in shape and improve overall health, but it can also lead to heel pain also known as plantar fasciitis. If you're a runner who is experiencing heel pain, you're not alone. Don't worry, there are ways to alleviate your heel pain and get you back on track. In this blog post, we'll provide you with some tips and tricks for preventing and treating heel pain so you can get back to running pain-free.
New to Neurogenx? What you need to know now about treating neuropathy
Neurogenx is a state-of-the-art electro-medical treatment tool that relieves neuropathy symptoms and pain with high-frequency electronic waves. Clinical studies have shown patients have enjoyed an 87% reduction of symptoms!
It’s National Nutrition Month!—Learn about diet, inflammation, and foot health
Foot Pain: Is it Your Achilles' Heel?
Are Heel Spurs Related to Plantar Fasciitis?
A heel spur can be the cause of your heel pain. A heel spur is a calcium deposit that grows slowly as a small bony protrusion on the bottom of the heel bone.
Consider Your Arch Type When Shoe Shopping
Eat More Fruits and Veggies for Foot Health
Wearing Flip-Flops Too Much? You May Get an Overuse Injury
Crazy about Trendy Spring Shoes? – Avoid Floss Heels
If you follow shoe trends – or maybe that special lady in your life does – you probably have heard of the new floss heels. A floss heel – named for the dental product because their straps are so wispy – has virtually no supportive structure for the foot, even with a thin ankle strap. The heel is flimsy and, at 2 ½ inches, is a little too high for daily wear.
The Scoop on Cold Laser Therapy
“Foot Pain and Weight Gain”
With our intentions for the New Year set to inspire us along the way, it can be helpful to learn about what exactly weight loss can potentially help you avoid when it comes to foot and ankle health. Untreated foot and ankle issues can contribute to weight gain by preventing you from being active!
