Results for Foot Disorders

Clubfoot describes a range of congenital foot abnormalities. Learn more about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options provided by Scottish Rite Hospital.

At Podiatry Associates, we treat a wide range of foot disorders that occur as a result of diabetes, including neuropathy, infection, and more. w... - Podiatry Associates, P.C. - Google+

Podiatrists say crooked feet, yucky toenails and other common foot disorders are often self-inflicted

Migraine headache is one of the more common neurological conditions. In fact it is so common that some people don’t even consider it a disease, but rather a normal variant of the human condition. Although the word migraine conjures up the image of extremely painful headaches, migraine often involves much more than headache. In fact, at times the headache may be minor, or may not even exist
Many people who experience migraine are familiar with visual aura when, just before the headache, one…

You might be sitting at your desk, walking down the street, or—most likely—sound asleep when a foot cramp strikes. Whenever, wherever, there's only one reaction: Make it stop, now! Zoe Fackelman, a physical therapist in Canandaigua, NY, and Pamela Cole, a physical therapist in Hopkins, MN, will help you understand why foot cramps happen, what to do if you get one, and the best ways to prevent them from happening in the first place.

When the body’s biological clock goes awry, insomnia and related disruptions may be an early sign of pending cognitive decline 

Eating disorders are marked by a variety of emotional, physical, and behavioral changes. While some of the behaviors may appear to be little more than teenage dieting and body dissatisfaction, taken together they can indicate a serious, life-threatening eating disorder. The average age of onset for eating disorders is 12- to 13-years-old [1], with eating disorder specialists reporting an increase in the diagnosis of children, some as young as five or six. [2]

Hope and help for kids with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) and their families. Find the support and treatment you have been searching for. Call for a free intake.

At the Sutter Sleep Disorders Centers, located in Sacramento and Roseville, sleep labs are equipped with the latest sleep-testing equipment and sleep medicine specialists offer a full range of treatment options that restore restful sleep to hundreds of adults and children each year

Endometriosis affects about 1 in 10 women. So why don’t more women know its symptoms?

Our feet perform amazing feats, but what we do to them is criminal. Learn about foot anatomy and common foot problems from calluses to toenail fungus.

For National Autism Awareness Month, we take a look at some of the most common misconceptions surrounding autism spectrum disorder.

By Marcy Street, MD
Marcy Street, MD, is a Mayo Clinic-trained dermatologist. Dr. Street was the first fellowship-trained African American female Mohs surgeon in the United States. She is the Founder and Medical Director of the Doctor’s Approach family of services, including Doctor’s Approach Dermatology, a complete care medical clinic specializing in skin cancer, and Doctor’s Approach Medspa & Laser Center
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Acting out dreams in your sleep may put you at risk for developing dementia later in life, researchers say. The behavior appears to portend Lewy body dementia, the second-most common form of dementia among older people.

These seemingly harmless conditions can signal real health issues.

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!

Do you consider healthy eating to be a priority in your life? According to the 'psychiatric officials', you have an eating disorder: orthorexia nervosa.

Back pain, knee pain, and hip pain could all be caused by weak feet. These foot strengthening exercises are sure to toughen up your feet and get you pain free.

Seasonal affective disorder most commonly strikes in winter. But experts say many people do not know they have it and doctors need better information to diagnose it.