Gout: Separating Fact from Fiction
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Experts say that a person who’s had one attack of gout is 60% more likely to have a second attack within a year.
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All About Bone Spurs
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Bone spurs - in medicine we call them osteophytes - are growths that develop because of constant pressure on a bone. They can occur on any bone in the body, but they’re pretty common in the foot, especially the heel and the big toe.
Read MoreWhy Do Your Feet Feel Like Ice?
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If your feet often feel cold even when you bundle them up into socks and slippers, or if they feel cold even though they’re not cold to the touch, there may be a medical reason that you should look into.
Read MoreWalking on a Pebble? It Could Be Nerve Damage
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You may feel as if you’re constantly walking on a pebble, but it’s really the enlarged nerve you’re feeling.
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