Foot Health Info

If you spend most of your day on your feet, whether you’re a nurse, teacher, retail worker, chef, or warehouse employee, you already know one thing: foot pain is not a small problem. Sore heels, aching arches, tired legs, and lower back pain can turn a normal workday into a long, exhausting struggle. If you’re reading this while rubbing your feet or thinking about tomorrow’s shift, you’re definitely not alone. Millions of people deal with the same discomfort every day, and most of them just haven’t found the right shoe yet. The good news? The right pair of shoes can make a huge difference. To be honest, most of us don’t think about our shoes until our feet start screaming halfway through the day. You might even tell yourself, “I’ll just deal with it; everyone’s feet hurt.” But here’s the truth: constant foot pain isn’t normal, and you don’t have to live with it. Let’s break down exactly what to look for in shoes for standing all day, and how to protect your feet from long-t...

Heel pain when walking Have you ever hesitated before taking your first step in the morning because of heel pain, then, you already know how frustrating this issue can be. What starts as a small discomfort can quietly affect how you walk, stand, and move throughout the day. Heel pain when walking is one of the most common foot problems people experience by a lot of people. Yet, it’s also one of the most misunderstood. For some, the pain appears suddenly with the first step out of bed. For others, it builds slowly throughout the day, turning a simple walk into an uncomfortable task. Have you been dealing with heel pain or do you know someone who has recently? You’re not alone. Millions of people experience it every year, especially those who spend long hours standing, walk frequently, or wear unsupportive footwear. The encouraging news is that most cases of heel pain can be improved — and often resolved — with the right approach. This post explains why heel pain happens, what symptoms y...

Itchy feet are undoubtedly common words, yet their meaning is often misunderstood. What comes to mind when the words are mentioned? Over the years, there have been misconceptions about the meaning of itchy feet and how they have been interpreted in many different ways. These interpretations range from medical explanations to cultural beliefs and superstitions. These varied interpretations have created confusion about what itchy feet truly mean, hence, the need for this post to clear the air once and for all. Whether you are currently experiencing itching on your feet or you are simply curious about the phrase “itchy feet,” this post will guide you through everything you need to know. What Does Itchy Feet Mean? The meaning of itchy feet depends largely on the context by which it's used.  Dictionary Meaning of Itchy Feet According to Dictionary.com, the phrase itchy feet means: “A very strong or irresistible impulse to travel or to do something new or different.” In this ...

Living With Heel Pain Isn’t Normal  Alot of people with heel pain think it's normal. They felt heel pain was just something they had to “push through.” For some, that first step when they get out of bed especially in the morning, usually felt like stepping on a nail. If you’re reading this, 2 was are you know that feeling too. Never too worry, I will guide you through all you need to know about heel pain and my experience; how I dealt with it.  Heel pain is a common symptom of plantar fasciitis. Even though Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common — and frustrating — causes of heel pain. The good news is that in most cases, you don’t need surgery, injections, or expensive treatments. With the right plantar fasciitis home treatment routine, relief is absolutely possible.  In this post, you will learn what plantar fasciitis really is, why it happens, and the natural home remedies and daily habits that made a real difference for me and many others.  What Is Plantar F...

Exercise is very important for a healthy body. One common exercise often done all over the world is jogging. Many regular runner do complain of itchy feet . Itchy feet while running or jogging can cause discomfort and maybe cut short your exercise. There are several causes of itchy feet while running, understanding these causes will go a long way to help tackle this irritation and get you back to your regular running routine. Below are some of the causes. Causes of itchy feet while running   Athlete’s Foot Athlete foot is a fungal infection which can affect the feet or cause itchiness during running or jogging. The fungus that causes athlete’s foot thrive more in moist and warm environment. It is common with people who take part in sporting activities. This disease is contagious, so, it can be spread from one person to another. People are likely going to get it when they come in contact with contaminated surfaces like socks, shoes and even the floor. If you stay more in spor...

Itchy feet can make you uncomfortable when they occur. The skin tends to itch when they are dry. This occur more when there is cold weather or during winter. For those who live in the tropical regions of the world where temperature is high, they tend to have dry feet especially in harmatan seasons. At this time, the skin becomes dehydrated and thereby causing the skin on your feet to itch.   Since the feet usually get dried during winter , it is necessary to to prevent and soothe the condition. Here is how to go about it: Drink the right quantity of water daily. I used the word “right quantity” because the amount of water you are expected to drink depends on the weather condition in your locality. In other words it depends on the amount of water you are likely going to lose as a result of the weather condition. Drinking water is necessary to prevent the skin from getting dry. Certain foods can cause allergies for you. So, it very important to watch the kind of food you eat....

In one of my previous posts, I wrote on cracked skin around the toes. Today, we will be looking at how to get rid of peeling skin on feet. It may surprise you to know that sometimes dry cracked skin may develop at the soles and heels of your feet. And this could lead to peeling heels and soles of the feet. Fungal infection could be responsible for this kind of foot condition. And athlete’s foot is a kind of fungal infection that could be responsible or result in this kind of fungal infection especially when you experience itching in the affected part of the feet. How To Get Rid Of Dry Peeling Skin From The Soles And Heels Of Your Feet Below , you shall learn or find out how to get rid of dry peeling skin from the soles and heels of your feet. Try home remedies, it helps to get rid of peeling skin at the soles and heels of the feet. One way to do this is to soak your feet for about 10 to 15 minutes in a mixture of water and apple cider vinegar. Do this two times daily u...