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Forefoot Pain
The incidence of forefoot pain and deformity increases with age. With early diagnosis, conservative therapy is often successful in treating common disorders of the forefoot. When a cause cannot be determined, any pain on the ball of the foot is generally referred to as metatarsalgia. It is most likely caused by improper footwear, particularly high heels, or by high-impact activities.
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...well-being. At least one-tenth of falls result in serious injury to soft tissues or bones. A fall can cause a fracture, head injury, or other problem that can change a person's life. Fractures... Read more »Foot Pain: Heel Pain
Heel PainThe heel is the largest bone in the foot. Heel pain is the most common foot problem and affects 2 million Americans every year. It can occur in the front, back, or bottom of the heel.... Read more »Foot Pain: Introduction
...shoes. Orthotic with pad that reduces metatarsal pressure. Gel cushions. Metatarsal bandage.Stress fractureMost often in the area beneath the second or third toe.Sudden pain when injury occurs,... Read more »Foot Pain: Risk Factors
...at risk for plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, sesamoiditis, shin splints, Achilles tendon, and stress fractures. In one study of aerobic dance instructors, for example, nearly one-third reported... Read more »Osteoporosis: Fractures
FracturesBone density loss from osteoporosis is a major cause of disability and death in the elderly, mostly due to subsequent fractures. The lifetime risk of spinal fracture in women is about one in... Read more »Images
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