A 45-year-old female presented at Leading Edge Podiatry with pain in the balls of her feet. She reported that the pain had been present for approximately 18 months and had gradually worsened over time. She had a history of wearing high-heeled shoes, which she believed was the original cause of her pain. Identifying Symptoms of …
Morton’s Neuroma in a 45-Year-Old Female: Case Study and Treatment Read More »
A 52-year-old woman presented at Leading Edge Podiatry with pain in the front of her left knee. She reported that the pain had been present for approximately 16 months and had gradually worsened over time. She was otherwise healthy and did not take any medication. She was a recreational runner. Before the injury, she was …
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A 45-year-old man arrived at Leading Edge Podiatry for assessment of suspected Achilles Tendonitis. He complained of pain in the lower left Achilles area which had been an issue for approximately 4 weeks. This gentleman was a healthy individual without any medical conditions and who took no medication. His typical running regime included running 4 …
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