A naval bone and the Duke of Edinburgh? How pain stopped a young woman from competing Foot pain and the Duke of Edinburgh might seem completely unrelated but in fact this story is relevant; to undertake the Duke’s Award the respondent needs to be foot pain free....
Time to challenge the flat foot It’s time to challenge the flat foot given the existence of so many confusing myths. And it’s time to make a challenge and sort out some knowns. Not all flat foot problems should be treated because there are normal...
Barefoot Kick off your Shoes Welcome – this article covers a query about a young boy’s father asking a question about playing barefoot Richard, the father of 14 year old Max, wanted to know whether it was okay for his son to play football barefoot....
The Irritating Little Toe That irritating little toe looks like Athlete’s foot, but it isn’t. Treat yourself without fuss. Read more. In this self-help article, the irritating little toe problem is discussed. Usually, the problem will settle within a week...
Cancer and the foot The fifth commonest skin cancer is the melanoma according to the Marsden Hospital (London) but other forms of cancer exist and the foot is as much a target as other parts of the body. The Mayo Clinic in the US suggests only 1% of cancers affect...
Five conditions in feet caused by cancer treatment Welcome to this article covering conditions associated with cancer treatment that impact on feet. This article will highlight 5 potential side effects and provide links to supplementary articles providing further...
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