Signs and Treatment of Athlete’s Foot
Signs and Treatment of Athlete’s FootAthlete’s foot is a fungal infection that affects the skin between toes, underneath the soles, and around the ankles. Athlete’s foot often causes itching, scaling, cracking, and occasional discomfort due to inflammation and...
When Ingrown Toenails Need More Than Quick Fixes
When Ingrown Toenails Need More Than Quick FixesAn ingrown toenail is more than a surface problem. When the edge of the nail presses into the surrounding skin, it can become embedded like a splinter. The nail plate, once pushed into the soft tissue, is treated by the...
Managing Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Managing Diabetic Foot UlcersDiabetic foot ulcers are open sores or wounds that commonly occur on the bottom of the foot in people with diabetes. They are caused by poor circulation, nerve damage or neuropathy, high blood sugar levels, and repetitive pressure or...
Causes of and Caring for Blisters
Causes of and Caring for Blisters Blisters on the feet often form from friction, usually when skin rubs against tight or poorly fitted shoes. This repeated pressure separates layers of skin, allowing fluid to collect. Blisters can also appear due to burns, cold...
Nerve Pain in the Foot
Nerve Pain in the FootNerve pain in the foot can result from several conditions, including a pinched nerve, tarsal tunnel syndrome, or peripheral neuropathy. A pinched nerve can occur from foot structure issues or injury, causing sharp or shooting pain. Tarsal tunnel...Join The Community Forum
