Those with flat feet or high arches can be prone to certain foot problems. Dr. Melissa Lockwood tells how to lower your risk of injury.
Pointe shoes are high maintenance. New pairs are not only expensive, but time consuming. So it's no surprise that many dancers try to extend the lifespan of each shoe. But did you know that dancing on dead shoes can increase your risk for a variety of injuries?
Have you ever stopped to check if your toenails are truly clean and healthy?<br>We typically don’t pay much attention to our feet. They carry us everywhere we want to go and often get shoved in uncomfortable footwear for the sake of fashion but really aren’t given much attention until
There’s plenty of discussion about whether barefoot running helps runners or harms them. A new report suggests that females may benefit from employing this controversial protocol.
You should not experience any pain while performing these exercises. Consult with your Doctor or Physical Therapist if you have any issues or questions
Do you experience aches and pains in your muscles and joints? It could be due to poor alignment. Learn how to build a strong foundation with these tops to avoid injuries.
Whether you’re training for a marathon or running just for fun, you should be aware that runners are at an increased risk for foot and ankle inj...
Ill-fitting figure skate boots is a leading cause of injury in figure skaters. Riedell Skates explains how properly fitted skate boots can prevent common ailments.
New research contradicts the belief that moderate foot pronation may be linked to running injuries.
Over-pronation, or flat feet, is a common biomechanical problem that occurs in the walking process when a person's arch collapses upon weight bearing.
60-70% of people with diabetes will lose sensation in their feet. Diabetes is the leading cause of lower extremity amputations not caused by an accident or injury.
One subject that I found interesting was the link between pre-operative opioid use and the connection to poorer post-op outcomes for patients undergoing foot or ankle surgery.
Sydney podiatrist Nicole Reilly has revealed how you can wear heels comfortably without hurting your feet - and the ugly side effects they can bring to your body over time.
Patients with diabetes have a significantly higher risk for foot problems. This is because diabetes negatively affects two key systems in the body, the nervous system and the circulatory system. Nerve damage leads to a decreased sensation in the foot which means that the ability to sense pain, heat,
Popping joints can cause anxiety and concern, but they are not a problem unless accompanied by pain, swelling, limited movement, or trauma.
If you're having problems with your foot or ankle, you may need to see a doctor who works only with those parts of the body: a podiatrist. This may seem like such a small portion of your body, but there are a lot of issues that can affect your feet, and you may need to see a podiatrist for one o
Our younger patients are particularly susceptible to certain conditions. As parents, there are ways you can help your children avoid common foot and ankle problems.
Do you suffer from ongoing ankle pain or stiffness? Do your ankles feel weak and do they frequently twist or give way when you are walking or standing? At Connecticut Foot Care Centers, we know that chronic ankle problems can be very debilitating and prevent you from leading the active life you love