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October 26, 2012Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction or adult acquired flatfoot is a very disabling condition. It is due to the posterior tibial muscle and tendon complex failing to adequately di its job of support the arch of the foot and supinating or inverting the foot. As a consequence of this there is a progressive flattening of the Continue reading →
Staff October 19, 2012There is a lot going on about the benefits of barefoot or minimalist running with no really science or evidence to support it. There are just lots of claims and counterclaims and lots of lot head with anonymous forum and blog comments! Simply there is no evidence one way or another on the best way Continue reading →
Staff October 13, 2012Plantar fasciitis is the most common musculoskeletal problem affecting the foot. The classic sign of plantar fasciitis is what is called ‘first step pain’, that is much more severe pain after rest, especially getting out of bed in the morning. The pain is almost always under the heel. So if you have pain under the Continue reading →
Staff October 4, 2012There are many different causes of pain on the top of the foot with there being several key ones. ‘Top of foot pain’ is becoming very common in barefoot runners and those who forefoot strike rather than heel stroke when running. The other key one is an osteoarthritis that is more common in older patients. Continue reading →