Your buttock muscles (also called gluteal muscles) are large, powerful muscles. When they become ‘too tight’ they can cause pressure on the sciatic nerve as it passes through your hip area. The sciatic nerve is as large as your finger and is usually found behind some of the large gluteal muscles. Nerves hate to be [...]
Category Archive for 'foot pain'
Feet hurt? Feet take a beating all the time. And if you are carrying a few extra pounds that creates a lot of stress on the joints, bones, muscles, ligaments and tendons in your feet. A rheumatologist (a medical doctor who specializes in arthritis and similar diseases) said that if you lose just ten pounds–Just [...]
Pain In Your Big Toe, Big Toe Joint Pain
Posted in foot pain on Sep 7th, 2010
When I was in ninth grade my big toe joint swelled and hurt. The school nurse wasn’t very sympathetic. She blamed it on my shoes. Maybe so. But they were cute. Cheap but cute. They probably caused me to curl my toes to hold them on my feet. But according to Doctors Travell & Simons [...]
What Causes Pain On The Bottom Of Your Foot
Posted in foot pain on Aug 1st, 2010
What is the cause of pain on the bottom of your feet? There are several possibilities including the muscles on the bottom side of your foot. Those muscles can be pressed into with fingers or a tennis or golf ball. The muscles to press tend to be in the area of foot pain. If those [...]
Pain In The Arch Of Your Foot And Stiff Ankles?
Posted in foot pain on Apr 6th, 2010
If you have stiffness in your ankles or pain in the arch of your foot, this article is for you! My client Pat had told me about the pain that ran from her hip to her foot. We had worked on the muscles of her lower back and hip in previous sessions because those muscles [...]
What Causes Pain and Numbness In Your Hands and Feet?
Posted in foot pain, hand and wrist pain on Feb 17th, 2010
If you have pain or numbness in your hands and in your feet, it’s a good idea to see your doctor to rule out any serious medical condition like diabetes. Although some people are more prone to get diabetes than others, it is largely a disorder caused by lifestyle and what we eat. Some doctors [...]
Simple Pain Relief As Your Feet Get Older
Posted in foot pain on Jan 26th, 2010
Pain on the bottoms of your feet as you age? Could happen! Some people lose the fat pads on their soles. Other people don’t. How come? And what can you do to have happy feet again?
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Natural Relief
Posted in foot pain on Dec 9th, 2009
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome (TTS) means that you have symptoms that can make it uncomfortable or unbearable to walk. The symptoms can be pain, burning, nervy sensations or tingling on the sole (bottom) of your foot. You may also feel it on the arch side of your ankle or in your heel. Symptoms are usually worse [...]
Pain in Arch of Foot – Is It Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome?
Posted in foot pain on Nov 12th, 2009
What causes pain in the arch of the foot and Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome? Here are simple, natural treatments you can do to help get rid of the pain in your feet.
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Can Be Tricky To Diagnose
Posted in foot pain, pain relief, triggers & trigger points on Jul 18th, 2009
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome is sometimes misdiagnosed. What can you do to get rid of your TTS symptoms?

