We've all been there before. You buy a new pair of shoes that you absolutely love, but after wearing them for a few hours your feet start to hurt. So what's the deal? Why do our shoes have to be so tight in the first place? And more importantly, how can we avoid foot problems caused by tight shoes? If you're curious to find out the answers to these questions, then be sure to read on!
Whether you've been plagued by plantar fasciitis for years or you just started experiencing the pain, it's essential to choose the right shoes. Not all shoes are created equal, and you need something that will provide adequate support and cushioning. In this post, we'll show you how to choose shoes for plantar fasciitis so that you can find relief from the pain. Let's get started!
Do your feet hurt? You're not alone. According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain in the U.S. Footwear is key when it comes to preventing and managing plantar fasciitis. In fact, the right shoes can make all the difference in the world. So, if you’re suffering from this foot condition, read on for a list of the 12 best shoes for plantar fasciitis!
Now that Labor Day has come and gone, the weather will start cooling down, which means it's officially time to put away the sandals and break out the closed-toe shoes. And we all know what that means: toenail fungus. It's important to take steps to prevent fungus from growing in your shoes, so in this blog post, I'll explain what fungus is, how it grows in shoes, and how to prevent it. Whether you're breaking out your favorite pair of boots or just grabbing a new pair of sneakers for the fall season, be sure to read on!
The school year is just around the corner, which means it's time to start thinking about back-to-school shopping. And while there are plenty of things on your child's list - from new clothes to school supplies - one of the most important items is a good pair of shoes.
Diabetes is a serious and often overlooked disease that can lead to many complications, including nerve damage in your feet. Due to the delicate nature of their feet, diabetics should never go barefoot. Wearing shoes is imperative for maintaining a healthy diabetic foot, but not all shoes are made the same. Diabetic shoes are an important part of treating diabetes.
A solid pair of tennis shoes should absolutely be a staple in everybody’s closet! When Dr. Freels isn’t in the office, she LIVES in her Brooks Ghost 12s. Tennis shoes offer so much more support than any other type of shoe, there is just absolutely no comparison (especially when you have a solid pair of custom orthotics to go with them). Since “athleisure” has become the latest fashion trend, wearing tennis shoes all day every day is easier than ever!
Winter Foot Care: An Essential Guide (Infographic) Winter can be tough on our feet, so it’s important to give them some TLC during the chilly season. These are also great tips to get your feet ready for spring, which is (hopefully)
As the weather has gotten warmer, outdoor running season has kicked into full swing. No more dusty gyms and noisy treadmills- just you, your feet, and the open road.
Moms just know. Choosing to remove a child's toenail is not an easy one, but Mom had a feeling that it needed to go. And she was right. Recently, a mother brought her son into the office because she feared his awkwardly-shaped...
