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    Leg pain can cause loss of enjoyment, difficulty in working and prohibit one from exercising. It often originates from problems in the spine. The nerves that exit the cervical spine supply all of the nerves to the arms and legs. Sometimes these nerves become compressed by muscles, bones or discs in the lower back. When a nerve is irritated or damaged in the spine, the body sends signals to the arms or legs resulting in pain. This pain will remain until the nerves heal. Chiropractic care can often

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    the beast buried its foot into the man’s chest sending him flying into a tree. His body wrapped around the tree making a terrible cack. Charles Brown, half a mile from the edge of the forest. Over rocks and stumps and roots he ran. Black was all he could see in the dark. All he prayed was that he put his foot down in the right spot and keep running and live. God, it seems, was busy that night. Charles put his foot down on a tree root and his ankle bent. The left side of his foot made a sharp click

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    Gout Research Paper

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    their bodies have a problem in removing it. Symptoms of gout include severe pain, redness and tenderness in the joints, usually in the big toe. Attacks come suddenly and without warning often at night. Pain can occur at night in the joint, ankle, foot, knee, or toe the pain can be mild or server.

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    distal tibia, distal fibula, talus, calcaneus CLASSIFICATION • The two dominant classification systems in use for ankle fractures are the Lauge-Hansen and AO-Danis-Weber schemes. • Lauge-Hansen Classification2,3 o Classification based on position of foot at the time of injury and force on ankle leading to fracture: ­ Supination External Rotation-  i. Medial malleolus transverse fracture or disruption of deltoid ligament  ii. Lateral short oblique fibula fracture  iii. Posterior tibiofibular

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    Fitting the Perfect Orthotic for Your Foot The term “orthotic” can be a very broad, referring to virtually any device that is worn inside of a shoe for the purpose of support and comfort. There are some orthotics that will be highly custom fitted by a podiatrist, while others will be general in shape and size, primarily purchased through retail stores. While having an orthotic piece custom fitted is the ideal method for achieving the perfect fit. There are ways to ensure an ideal orthotic fit, even

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    Bunion Research Paper

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    The parts of your foot can overcompensate for any bunion as well as your gate gets out-of-place. Several bunions form due to poor foot workings jointly with overproduction, that is commonly treated with arch aids. The tendency to rising bunions is correlated with genetics. This might be since underlying mechanical troubles with bunions are passed down from generation to age group. Can Arch Supports aid Bunions? Orthotic postures supports are useful measure for dealing with the overpronation, and

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    The loss of the tendon-to-bone insertion site is a common and difficult problem in orthopedic injuries of the hand, elbow, knee, shoulder, heel and foot. These types of injuries may be treated surgically by repair, reconstruction or grafting solutions. Tears of flexor tendons of the hand, for instance, requires surgical attachment of a tendon to its bony insertions. The processes may be beneficial to the patient but have the potential to lead to possible complications including adhesion formation

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    Diabetic Foot Ulcer

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    Foot ulcer refers to trauma to tissue of the feet leading to ulcer development. Foot ulcer is one of the most significant complications of diabetes, and is defined as a foot affected by ulceration that is associated with neuropathy and/or peripheral arterial disease of the lower limb in a patient with diabetes. First, we will talk about Peripheral neuropathy which is a medical term used to describe a whole series of disorders resulting from damage to the body's peripheral nervous system( Alexiadou

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    Shoe Horn Research Paper

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    Product Bullet Points: Put on any shoe while standing Great for those with hip, knee or back pain Extra-long 24” shoehorn Durable composite material Curved to reduce wear and tear 60 day guarantee Product Features: ELIMINATES BENDING Great for those with with hip, knee or back pain, the long-handled shoe horn allows any shoe to be put on while standing EXTENDED REACH Measuring 24” in length, the shoe horn works well for both men and women FITS ANY SHOE Gently curved to easily slide in any shoe

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    Diabetic Foot Problems

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    What are Diabetic Foot Problems and why do they occur? Foot problems are a big risk in diabetics therefore diabetic patients must constantly monitor their feet or face severe consequences, including amputation. With a diabetic foot, a wound as small as a blister from wearing a shoe that's too tight can cause a lot of damage. Because diabetes decreases blood flow, injuries are slow to heal as new blood often doesn’t flow freely to the injury. When wounds do not heal in a timely fashion, they are

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