Tag: Foot Condition

Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare but potentially fatal bacterial skin infection that quickly spreads to deeper tissues and can cause their death. Severe pain, skin discoloration, blisters, fever, and vomiting are signs to watch out for. This condition is a medical emergency that is treated with antibiotics and may require surgery.

It’s a busy, busy life, and that means you’re likely to spend most of your time on your feet. But pounding the pavement can...

Shoulders are the most mobile joints in your body and are made up of bones held in place by muscles, tendons, and ligaments. They all...

High heels are a fashion statement for many occasions. Wearing the perfect stilettos with your outfit adds the perfect dose of sexiness and makes...

Walking and running though considered as the safest forms of physical activity, can cause some injuries. Plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendinopathy, shin splints, runner's knee, muscle pull, stress fracture, ITB syndrome, and lower back pain are some of them. When untreated, these can lead to further complications.

Injury during workout happens when we don't follow proper postures and alignments and stress ourselves against our limits, either gradually or explosively. According to...

Wearing high heels is considered a symbol of elegance. Your posture appears better and you get a confidence boost when you wear heels. Being able...

If your heel is hurting because of plantar fasciitis, a condition where the band of tissue at the bottom of your foot is inflamed, the good news is that simple things like wearing supportive shoes, a few foot exercises, and some good old-fashioned rest and ice can take care of it. You could also try acupuncture, osteopathy, or ayurvedic medicines to reduce inflammation and pain.

Sit with legs outstretched in front and toes pointing to the ceiling, point your toes away and back 15 times. Now lean forward and grip your toes or ankles. Slowly shift to a butterfly stretch and follow it with the Thunderbolt pose followed by a Mountain pose. This sequence improves blood circulation and strengthens muscles around the heel.

Common injuries that can be treated by acupuncture are Shin Splints, Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendinitis, Low Back Pain, Knee Pain, IT Band Syndrome. If you are suffering from any of these, you should consider acupuncture and trigger point dry needling as a non-invasive treatment that gives your body the tools it needs to heal itself.