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Painful, Numb or Burning Feet |
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This condition is called peripheral neuropathy and is due to damaged nerves that can be caused by diabetes, chemotherapy or alcoholism. Surprisingly, in over 50% of the patients suffering from this problem, there is no known cause. Heredity, autoimmune diseases, side effects from medications, exposure to chemicals and trauma are suspected factors.
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Ankle Sprains |
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Ankle sprain are caused by a sudden sideways motion or twist that results in a tearing of the ligaments that connect the ankle to the foot. Treatment may include rest, ice, tensor bandage, or if more serious, a splint or cast may be required. Surgery is only required if a complete rupture of the tendon has occurred. Exercises and Laser Therapy are helpful in developing strength in the ankle, allowing you return to your daily activities sooner.
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Heel Pain / Plantar Fasciitis |
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What is Plantar Fasciitis or Heel Spur Syndrome?
Plantar Fasciits is a common overuse injury. The classic symptoms are pain at the bottom and / or side of the heel, usually present during the first few steps you take in the morning. It tends to ease until the next time you rest, sit or drive and returns when you try to stand on your feet. If left untreated, this pain can become constant, even hurting at rest. For many this pain can be so severe that it interferes with their daily work and leisure activities.
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Fractured Toes |
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A broken toe can be a painful, debilitating experience. To ensure proper healing, it is necessary to maintain the correct alignment by supporting the toe with padding or strapping, followed by Laser therapy to shorten the healing time of the fracture site.
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Hammer Toes |
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Hammertoes or claw toes are deformities that affect the second, third or fourth toes. These can be caused by improperly fitting shoes and imbalances of the small muscles that usually help keep the toes straight. More... |
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