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How to Treat a Stress Fracture in Your Foot
In this blog we discuss the causes and treatment of stress fractures in your feet.
What Causes a Stress Fracture to Occur?
Stress fractures occur over time, with a moderate amount of pressure being applied to a bone which eventually can cause it to break without dislocating it—as is often the case with a sudden traumatic bone fracture. Because the feet and ankles bear the weight of our bodies every day, stress fractures in these areas are... Read more »
What Are the Symptoms of A Stress Fracture
Some of the symptoms of a stress fracture include: Pain that gets worse during weight-bearing activity and feels better during rest Swelling in the ankle or ...
Recovery Tips for a Stress Fracture
A stress fracture is defined as a hairline fracture that is generally the result of stress the bones endure from high impact activities such as running. Because of this, the feet and lower legs are often susceptible to developing a stress fracture. It is beneficial to implement...
Stressed about Stressed Fractures?
Stress fractures are micro cracks in a bone. They originate from repetitive force most commonly in running or repeatedly jumping up and down. They can also occur with normal use of a bone that’s co…
Step on a Crack: Stress Fractures
The only cracks you should worry about stepping on are inside your feet. Dr. Sanjay Patel of Hamden, CT discusses stress fractures.
Preventing and Treating Stress Fractures Of The Foot
Below, we take a closer look at how stress fractures are prevented and how you can treat them if one develops.
Can I Exercise with Stress Fractures in My Feet?
Choose your activities carefully if you have stress fractures in your feet, warns the doctors of Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona.
What are the signs and symptoms of a foot or ankle stress fracture?
If your foot or ankle is injured, sometimes the pain you’re feeling is a stress fracture. Prevent further injury by knowing its signs and symptoms.
Can you return to sports after a navicular stress fracture?
If you run or play sports with foot pain, it's possible to have a stress fracture. Can you return to running or sports after a navicular stress fracture?
How Do I Know if I Have a Stress Fracture?
Do you have pain and swelling in your foot that progressively gets worse throughout the day? Dr. Danciger discusses the common symptoms of a stress fracture....
How Much Do You Know About Stress Fractures?
A stress fracture is the result of repetitive injury to the same area. It begins as a hairline fissure in the bone and causes pain that begins as slight discomfort and progresses over a period of time.
What Causes Stress Fractures in Runners? Can Diet Contribute?
Overtraining is the most common cause, but diet and other factors can play a role.
How to Stay on Top of Your Foot Health
Staying on top of your diabetes directly affects your foot health. Understand the warning signs and preventative measures to keep your feet in tip top shape!
How to Give Yourself a Diabetic Foot Exam
Stay a step ahead of diabetes-related foot complications by performing regular self-exams. The good news is that you don't have to be a gymnast to do this easy foot exam.
11 Tips for Good Diabetes Foot Care
Many of us take our feet for granted, but if you have diabetes, proper foot care is a must. Learn how to protect your feet and minimize chances for infection.
How to Stop Foot Pain With 7 Easy Exercises
Foot strength and mobility is a crucial yet often-neglected component of a runner's strength and recovery regimen. The foot absorbs shock as you run, and functions as a rigid surface for push-off. As a result, "that moment becomes the most important moment," says Lauren Loberg, doctor of physical therapy and board certified clinical...
Got Calf, Achilles or Foot Pain? This May Be Why
A peek inside your shoes might provide the answer.
Ankle Pain: Get the Facts on Treatment
Get information on treatment of sprains, fractures, and diseases that can cause ankle pain and ankle tendinitis. Tendonitis is inflammation of the tendon.
