Can Orthotics Correct My Hammertoe?
It’s no secret that hammertoes can cause pain. Walking and even just wearing shoes can be uncomfortable. So, what role do orthotics have in hammertoe management? Read on to find out.
pain after a cortisone injection
If you have had a cortisone injection for plantar fasciitis, a neuroma or any other inflammatory condition, and experienced increased pain at the injection site you are not alone. You are in the minority however; a very small percentage of patients receiving a cortisone injection may develop a post-injection flare-up. This may manifest itself as localized pain, redness and swelling and may last for up to 24hrs. post-injection. To help alleviate this condition, apply ice to the area for about twenty minutes every hour and decrease ambulation and weight bearing as much as you can. You can take some oral anti-inflammatories such as advil or aleve as well.
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Can Gout Heal on Its Own?
If you’ve just overcome a gout attack — or are currently going through one — you might wonder if gout can heal on its own. Read on as we share what you can do about gout and how we can help prevent future flare-ups.
How Is a Neuroma Treated?
Neuromas are notorious for causing pain in your foot. Some even say it’s like walking on a marble. But what can you do about them? Read on to find out. We share all of your nonsurgical and surgical treatment options here.
Does a Foot Fracture Require Wearing a Cast?
You’ve injured your foot, and all signs point to a fracture. Now what? Is a cast in your future? It depends. Read on to learn about different types of fractures, when you might need a cast, and what other options are available.
My Plantar Warts Are Painful: Can You Help?
If you’re dealing with a plantar wart, you’re not alone. These warts develop on the bottom of your feet and can cause pain with every step you take. If you’re looking for help, here’s what you need to know.
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