Big toe arthritis, commonly referred to by doctors as hallux ridigus, is a common problem that develops in active individuals as we get older. Due to natural joint degeneration, and brought on by years of stress channeled through your feet, your big toe can lose flexibility and mobility. Not only can this make it difficult […]
How To Care For Your Feet As You Get Older
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Taking care of your health is important at every age, but it’s even more important as you get closer to retirement. Most doctors have you focus on things like weight, cholesterol and blood pressure, and they tell you to keep your heart healthy and your brain sharp. But those aren’t the only two areas of […]
Diagnosing and Treating Sural Nerve Problems
Your sural nerve runs down the back of your leg, behind the outside edge of your ankle and down the outside of your foot. It provides sensation to those areas and to your two outside toes, and problems can occur if the nerve is irritated or damaged. Below, we take a closer look at why […]
3 Things Your Doctor Wants From You
When we need the assistance of a nurse or doctor, we want them to help make us feel better. However, you have to remember that the healthcare system is a two way street. If you want to make a full recovery, your doctor is going to want some things from you. Below, we share three […]
5 Signs Your Feet Underpronate
Underpronation of the feet is known as supination, and it means you don’t have a sufficient inward roll of your feet as you step. It can be caused by a number of different issues, from ill-fitting shoes, muscle weakness or a high arch in your foot. It’s not always an issue that needs medical attention, […]
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