When you have aFoot Drop the most difficult part is finding the right shoe, that is not too heavy to wear your feet down, yet not too lightweight as to be unsupportive.
A Good Shoe for a Foot Drop needs to be Lightweight,…
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An ingrown toenail is downright painful and uncomfortable, and besides this, having a shoe that places pressure on the are could be even worse.
In this article, I will shine some light on causes and treatments for ingrown toenails as well as shoes…
Claw Toes is a condition suffered by many individuals, which is identified by the toes curling downward, and becoming painful.
Anyone who has this condition knows that not just any footwear will do. To alleviate the pain and help treat and prevent aggravation…
Metatarsalgia, which causes pain in the ball of your foot, can be quite debilitating and make running and walking painful and difficult.
Getting the right treatment for this condition will to heal the condition and prevent pain. Along with treatment, the right footwear…
Most people have suffered from knee pain at one time or another, and even at times, found it difficult to perform daily tasks like walking, running or climbing stairs.
There are many causes of knee pain such as acute injuries, medical conditions,…
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome can cause pain and discomfort which in turn can be quite debilitating if left untreated. Supportive footwear and orthotic devices can help greatly to relieve the pain and symptoms related to Tarsal Tunnel syndrome, as well as increase the…
Two of the major causes of running and walking injuries are overpronation, and under pronation, although they are not the direct causes they do contribute towards injury and foot conditions.
Your feet provide the base for propulsion, landing, and shock absorption when…
People with high arches tend to under pronate rather than overpronate as with lower arches and therefore need a neutral and lightly cushioned running or walking shoe which encourages the foot’s natural motion.
Short on time? Here’s a summary of the Best Shoes…
Fallen arches, or as the scientific name goes, Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD) is a widespread problem that affects the foot and ankle in many people today.
PTTD can cause a lack of stability and support in the arch of your foot…
Most people have experienced lower back pain at some stage of their lives.
It can start from a dull pain in the lower back and become worse when you exercise or play sports.
One of the most important methods for managing back…