A Complete Guide To The Muscles In Your Foot
The muscles in our feet are susceptible to injuries, disorders and various problems such as strains. Many times, an injured muscle in the foot will bruise and cause pain when walking.
Various conditions can also make it difficult to move around. Like the muscles in the rest of the body, it’s important to keep the muscles in the feet strong.
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Feel free to spend time browsing this section to learn more about the muscles, or browse additional sections to learn more about problems and conditions that can affect the feet.
Problems & Conditions of Muscles Within the Foot:
Muscle Contusion of The Foot – What You Can Do
A muscle contusion, also called a bruise, occurs as a result of a blunt force injury that damages blood vessels. Read more about muscle contusion here.
What You Should Know About Compartment Syndrome
Learn about the two types of this condition and how treatment is administered to reduce swelling, pain, and bleeding within your compartments.
How To Get Rid of The Soreness In Your Feet
Sore feet is a symptom of an underlying problem or condition. Take a look at our long list of potential causes, treatment options and more.
What You Can Do To Get Rid Of Foot Cramps
Foot cramps can be a sign of many different things, including dehydration, poor circulation and muscle fatigue. Learn how to prevent and treat foot cramps.
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Kohler's Disease
Does this rare condition affect your child? Learn what you can do to help.
Foot Pain
Foot pain can sometimes be a sign of an underlying condition that requires medical attention. Find out when to see your doctor, and much more.
Orthotics
Many people use orthotics to improve the function and stability of their feet. Learn about the various types of orthotics used to help restore mobility.
Metatarsal
There are five metatarsals in all. The metatarsals are the long bones located in our feet, between the tarsal (ankle) bones and the phalanges (toes).
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