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Metatarsalgia

• Persistent pain in the metatarsal area or
  ball of the foot.
• May be caused by arthritis, trauma, hard surfaces or improper footwear.

Pedorthists commonly treat
Metatarsalgia with:

Planter Fasciitis (Heel Pain)

• Severe pain at the heel or along the arch of the foot, especially first thing in the morning.
• A common, chronic condition which requires controlling orthotics and stable footwear to maintain foot position and reduce tension on the injured tissue.

 
Arthritis

• Continual pain and degeneration of the joints caused by arthritis are aggravated by standing and walking.
• Clients benefit tremendously from additional-depth footwear and footwear modifications that align, cushion and stabilize the feet.
   
  

Diabetes

• Decreased blood circulation and a loss of sensation in their feet, which makes them high-risk clients.
• Particularly susceptible to skin breakdown and ulceration. It is critical that they have optimally fitting footwear and accommodative orthoses.
   
  

Alignment

• Athletes, walkers, hikers and those who are on their feet at work should be aware of the importance of foot alignment as it relates to the rest of their body.
• Improper alignment of the foot may lead to problems over time with knees, hips, back, muscle strain and injury.
• Tony and Linda help to prevent problems through education and the use of custom orthotics and supportive footwear.

Metatarsalgia
Pain in joints at
ball of foot

 

 

 

Plantar Fasciitis
Pain in heel or
arch of foot

 

 

 

Arthritis
Pain & swelling in
first toe joint
& ankle