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Do you have a few problems with your feet or gait in general? Learn more about how a podiatrist can help fix your foot problems.

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Your Back Pain May Start At Your Feet

29 April 2016
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If you have chronic lower back pain, take a look at your feet. Flat feet, also called fallen arches, may be the cause of the pain. The position of your feet has a lot to do with the alignment of your legs and hips. Any problem with this alignment can put stress on the lower back, causing your pain. Here is how your feet may be contributing to that persistent ache in your lower back and how to get rid of the pain.
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Preventing Chronic Ankle Sprains And Injuries

27 April 2016
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Frequent ankle sprains and injuries can be a debilitating condition for anyone on the move, particularly if you are an athlete or worker who must stay on your feet for hours on end. This frustrating issue is often caused by repeated trauma or stress to the joint in question and can grow worse over time if ignored. It may also be the result of poor muscle tone or ligament strength in your feet and ankles.
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Don’t Let Plantar Fasciitis Keep You Down

26 April 2016
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Plantar fasciitis gives you no warning when it will hit. This foot problem can be so painful that you can't put weight on the affected foot. Here is how to deal with it so you can get back up on your feet. A Lot of Pain From a Small Band of Tissue The plantar fascia is a narrow band of tissue that runs from your heel bone to the base of your toes.
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Why Your Feet May Be The Cause Of Your Back Pain

26 April 2016
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Most people have an arch in their foot which acts as a shock absorber when you step down. This arch also helps to keep your hips, knees and ankles in proper alignment. When the arch fails, the alignment shifts and you can have chronic back pain due to the change. If you have back pain and flat feet, a visit to a podiatrist may resolve both issues. Here is how flat feet contribute to the pain and what a foot doctor can do to help.
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Your Flat Feet May Be The Cause Of Your Chronic Lower Back Pain

11 January 2016
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You may not have considered that the persistent ache in your lower back is somehow connected to your feet. But a visit to one of your local podiatrists may prove that your flat feet are part of the problem. That little arch in your foot has a lot to do with the alignment of your hips, knees and ankles. When these are out of alignment, you can develop pain in your back.
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About Me
Understanding Foot Problems

When I started running to lose weight, I was surprised to find that I had a few problems with my feet and my gait in general. When I would run, my toes would ache and sometimes the fascia underneath my foot would hurt badly. I realized that I couldn't go on exercising with all of the pain, which is why I turned to my podiatrist for help. He analyzed my gait and determined that I had a fallen arch on one of my feet, but not on the other. This blog is all about the benefits of podiatry, so that you can learn how you might be able to exercise and move without any discomfort.