|
Foot Pain
The foot is one of the most complex parts of the body; so complex, in fact, that a medical and surgical specialty—podiatry—is devoted solely to treating and studying foot problems.
Causes of Foot Pain
Flat feet or High Arches
Plantar Fasciitis
Stress Fractures
Morton's Neuroma
Bunion
Hammertoe
Plantar Warts
Preventing Foot Pain
Caring for Foot Pain
Related topics
|
|
What to do About
Foot Pain |
| Foot pain from overuse or injury; can bear weight |
|
|
| Corns, plantar warts, bunions, or hammertoes |
|
 |
| Unable to move foot or bear weight after a trauma, such as a blow or fall |
|
 |
| Pain in heel or arch, especially upon awakening; tender points on bottom of foot between heel and ball |
|
|
| Symptoms of Morton’s neuroma: pain, burning, tingling, or numbness in the toes, between the toes, or at the ball of the foot; swelling at the top of the foot; symptoms get worse with pressure |
|
 |
| Suspected stress fracture |
|
 |
| Foot pain in patient with diabetes or vascular disease |
|
 |
Resources
|