Bunions are a common forefoot problem. They occur when a visible bump forms upon the side of the ball of the foot. Sometimes, a smaller sized bunion (i.e., Tailor's Bunion, Bunionette) can develop on the outside of the ball of the foot. Bunions might be brought on by arthritis or by over pronation, however they are typically the end result of ill-fitting shoes or boots. The problem can become worse by the... Continuar leyendo

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Over pronation is a issue in which the feet move inward far more than usual; neglected, over pronation may contribute to shin splints, Achilles tendinitis, and a range of other difficulties. Those with different foot problems... Continuar leyendo

When the arch of a foot collapses, it causes flattening of the foot and that is known as over-pronation. It is very painful when going for walks and also cause the eventual development of bunions.

Although commonly experienced by professional athletes, over-pronation could happen to practically any individual, by virtue of genetic makeup, or even by simply putting an excessive amount of weight on the foot, leading to the fall of the... Continuar leyendo