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Oh, The Pads of My Feet Ache

By mdisandro
May 05, 2010
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When we are more active during the warmer months we notice the bottoms of the natural pads of our feet begin to hurt. Aching and or burning sensation at the padded areas of our feet is not a normal sensation and should be evaluated. Many times the pain is due to a condition called metatarsagia and signifies a soreness or inflammation of the pads of the foot and is due to irritation. Other times a patient may have a nerve that is entrapped. Lastly sometimes as we age the pads on the bottom of our feet breakdown just like the soles of our shoes. Pain in this area can be quite problematic in the foot and should be evaluated and treated by a foot specialist. There are many ways to treat all of these problems ranging from minor treatment with a strapping with certain types of padding to shoegear. Don't let a painful foot stop you from enjoying the best days of the year.

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