Hammer toe is a common foot deformity that affects many people worldwide. It occurs when one or more of the smaller toes (typically the second, third, or fourth toes) becomes bent at the middle joint, resulting in a claw-like appearance. This can lead to discomfort, pain, and difficulty wearing shoes. While surgery is often recommended…
Considering how much people rely on their feet, knowing how to take care of them is of paramount importance. Unfortunately, a significant portion of the general population still neglects foot health. UK researchers found that 30 million Brits experience foot problems from wearing the wrong shoes. However, patients would rather endure foot pain than visit…
Orthotics are medical devices that patients wear inside their shoes. A podiatrist often prescribes foot orthotics or foot orthoses to patients who have problems with how they stand, walk and run. Orthotic devices are also used to treat patients with foot pain caused by disorders such as arthritis, bursitis, plantar fasciitis and diabetes. Most people have foot and leg issues…
What are hammer toes? A hammer toe is a contracture or bent deformity of one or more joints of the toes.
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