October 2015

By Jennifer Williams Overview One out of 10 people in the United States will develop plantar fasciitis at some point,

www.newsusa.com As temperatures begin to cool, Americans put away their flip-flops and look for warmer footgear. But ill-fitting or inappropriate

By Rogue Parrish Intense heel pain that you feel with your first steps the morning after you play soccer might

www.newsusa.com When was the last time you had your feet measured? If you can’t quite remember, your so-called tried-and-true shoes

By Ann Smith There is a wide range of potential causes of foot pain. Foot pain can be experienced in

By Jonae Fredericks If you wear high heels, tight fitting shoes or shoes with pointed toes, you may develop bunions.

By Beth Greenwood The arch of your foot is supported by a strong ligament called the “plantar fascia.” It lies

www.newsusa.com Ill-fitting shoes cause problems such as heel pain and plantar fasciitis in young feet. Other common foot problems caused

By Martin Hughes Plantar fasciitis is irritation and swelling of your plantar fascia — a thick tissue located on the