Upper Respiratory Infection
-- Otitis externa -- Swimmer's ear -- Podiatric conditions -- Introduction -- Achilles tendinitis -- Corns -- Ingrown toenails -- Plantar warts -- Tinea pedis (athlete's foot[worldcat.org]
[…] rhinitis -- Cough -- Sinusitis -- Nasal congestion -- Sore throat -- Women's health -- Introduction -- Feminine hygiene -- Atrophic vaginitis (postmenopausal) -- Dysmenorrhea (painful[worldcat.org]
Skin Infection
You may get painful cracks, or fissures, in the skin there. The sole of your foot can also become itchy, thickened and scaly. You might get blisters too.[bupa.co.uk]
., impetigo, superficial, bacterial infection mainly diagnosed in pediatric patients, and tinea pedis, which is also known as "athlete's foot"; others are rare.[symptoma.com]
For example in cellulitis of the leg, raising the foot higher than the hip with supportive cushions helps to reduce swelling and pain.[nps.org.au]
Pharyngitis
[…] oral ulcers Coxsaskievirus Hand, foot, mouth disease Painful sores develop in the mouth (herpangina) Red spots develop on hands and soles of feet Rhinovirus Coronavirus Common[straighthealthcare.com]
[…] account for the majority of throat infections Adenovirus Causes syndrome of fever, sore throat, cough, and conjunctivitis Herpes simplex 1 virus Gingivostomatitis Causes painful[straighthealthcare.com]
Osteoporosis
Foot pain and slow-to-heal stress fractures of the metatarsals are common.[web.archive.org]
We offer highly trained surgeons and specialists in sports medicine, spine, joint replacement, orthopedic trauma, foot and ankle, hand and wrist and non-operative pain management[centerforboneresearch.com]
Otitis Media
pain syndrome [ 110 ].[doi.org]
[…] for knee osteoarthritis and patellofemoral pain syndrome.[doi.org]
Inconclusive evidence in a favorable direction regarding the use of manipulation for sciatica/radiating leg pain [ 22 , 25 , 27 ].[doi.org]
Endocrine Dysfunction
Symptoms include vague aches and pains, but usually there are no inflammatory signs. Joint thickening and fluid collections occur in 33% of patients.[speakingofwomenshealth.com]
Knees, ankles, and small hand and foot joints are involved and are unusually thick. Knee x-rays show a characteristic thinning of bone near the joint.[speakingofwomenshealth.com]
Metatarsalgia
Guide to Ball of Foot Pain What is Metatarsalgia due to Capsulitis? Figure 1: Pain under the ball-of-the-foot.[footankle.com]
Typically the result of an overuse injury, Metatarsalgia is defined as pain and inflammation in the ball of the foot.[goodfeet.com]
Metatarsalgia is a condition marked by pain and inflammation in the ball of your foot.[pafootdoctors.com]
Plantar Fasciitis
Abstract One out of 10 people in the United States experience persistent pain along the bottom of the foot, a condition known as plantar fasciitis.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Dr Sarah Jarvis MBE What causes heel and foot pain? Do you have painful feet?[patient.info]
The results of this study support prior studies that show faster recovery time for those who receive evidence-based physical therapy for their foot pain.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Morton's Toe
Learn about various types of foot pain and injuries from “top of foot pain” to peroneal tendonitis as well as Morton’s Toe and Morton’s Neuroma.[sock-doc.com]
Therefore, excessive pressure is placed on the second metatarsal joint in the ball of the foot, resulting in pain similar to the discomfort associated with metatarsalgia .[walkezstore.com]
Morton’s toe isn’t a serious medical condition, but in some cases it can lead to foot pain or foot injuries.[healingfeet.com]
Pes Planus
[…] swollen Foot movement, such as standing on your toes, is difficult Back and leg pain If you notice any of these symptoms, it's time for a trip to the doctor.[webmd.com]
In other cases, your doctor may suggest one or more of these treatments: Rest and ice to relieve pain and reduce swelling Stretching exercises Pain relief medications, such[webmd.com]
[…] or foot damage is severe, your doctor may recommend surgery.[webmd.com]