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anonymous
Ongoing foot/heel pain ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 3 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Toes ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 6 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
What type of golf shoe to wear for plantar fasciitis? Firm heel or flexible?
0 - In Plantar Fasciitis - Asked By anonymous - 10 day ago - 1 Answer
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Red toe
Big toe overusage .... redness and increased sensitivity ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By Red toe - 11 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Pain when i walk. On ball of foot between big toe and second toe. ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 11 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
I have planta fascitis and have been told to rest it. What exercises can I still do at the gym? Can I cycle, use the rowing machine etc?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 28 day ago - 1 Answer
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elena
HELP! Please! 3 Doctors and nobody knows what its and can't help me Posted in the Podiatry Forum ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By elena - 28 day ago - 1 Answer
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Daci
Arch pain with redness ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By Daci - 31 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Misaligmnet in my heel back ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 40 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Boots used to fit, but now feel right. ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 44 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
One foot pronates and one foot(shorter leg) supinates. Are neutral shoes my only choice?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 47 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Why is my second toe pointing toward my big toe ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 58 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Plantar Fasciitis near ball of foot?
0 - In Plantar Fasciitis - Asked By anonymous - 62 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
what can I do for a soft corn on the inside of little toe...very painful ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 62 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
PF Release & Gastroc Recession Post-Op ?
0 - In Plantar Fasciitis - Asked By anonymous - 70 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Toe ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 70 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
FOOT PAIN ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 71 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Lower back pain and Morton's Toe ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 74 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Bottom Side Foot Pain ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 77 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
About my foot problems ?
0 - In Plantar Fasciitis - Asked By anonymous - 80 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
for someone that has gout....will their uric acid levels be high only during a bout of gout... or all the time?
0 - In Gout - Asked By anonymous - 84 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
peroneals get inflamed after running. ?
0 - In Foot Problems - Asked By anonymous - 84 day ago - 1 Answer
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Lauren
Need to know if I have something torn in my foot or if it could just be a deep bruise in my bone ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By Lauren - 85 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
Can PT heal a slight tear in retinaculum?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 87 day ago - 1 Answer
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anonymous
How to stop the loss of the cushion of ones feet, to the point where the bone is starting to show ?
0 - In Podiatry - Asked By anonymous - 97 day ago - 1 Answer
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