Monthly Archives: July 2009

Upper Foot Pain: A Symptom of Arthritis

Upper foot pain is usually caused by arthritis. I have been hearing these complaints to people in varying ages, but these are often heard from the elderly. As commonly known, this medical condition involves the cartilage and the lining of the body’s joints where it gets inflamed and eventually causes pain and discomfort. There are … Continue reading

Restless Leg Syndrome

Restless leg syndrome or RLS is a physical condition that may be characterized as possessing that irresistible urge to either stay still or move one’s body so as to bring a stop to sensations described as odd or otherwise uncomfortable. The RLS is also sometimes referred to as Wittmaack-Ekbom’s syndrome and commonly afflicts the legs. … Continue reading

Metatarsal Foot Pain

Metatarsal foot pain simply means a sore bone in the forefoot. When pain and inflammation sets into the ball of your foot, chances are you might be having metatarsalgia. Metatarsalgia is characterized by constant intense pain that gets worse after a long period of physical activities. People with these symptoms feel some numbness or tingling … Continue reading

Foot Nerve Pains

Foot nerve pain is very common condition that is experienced by most adults. About 75% of all people experience such kind of pain. This is because this part of the body supports the wait of the person. Most foot pain is caused by shoes that do not fit properly or that force the feet into … Continue reading