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Thank you Dr for your beautiful explanation abt the problem. I suffer from Peripheral Neuropathy for last more than 15 yrs n in treatment. I have severe pain all over my body. Mt both feet give me feeling that I with blisters under my feet. I feel as if I'm sitting g on Fire. My feet. I feel like dipping them in ice water bath tub. Terrible daily Doctor. Thank you....Doctor.

I bought a pair of slip ons and have bad pain in my knees the heel is very high compared to go walks. I dare not wear them again it’s caused real pain in my knees

LEMS barefoot shoes cured my planter fasciitis immediately. I have never returned to pointy-toed, heavily cushioned, tons of support shoes. They ruined my feet for over 40 years, and now, for the last 2 years, I have walked many miles pain-free in LEMS and XERO barefoot shoes.

Very helpful thanks

What if the pain is ontop of the same area? There's a white dot on the top inner side of my foot. It is painful to even barely touch. The underside hurts as well but not like the top. All i did was stand up and boom, pain. I didn't feel or hear a pop or crunch. I was sitting and stood up, but i always bend my feet, so i sort of stand up on the front of it.

Hit my toe on the doorframe yesterday and it immediately got swollen. I will be following this advice especially the hydration part

K I’ve got a question both my ankles are red and swollen with loss of sensation in those areas and when I walk a lot the red area on my ankle bulges out. Can someone give me an idea of what it might be because I’m kinda lost on what to think.

If the patient is uncomfortable taking their shoes off. Can your nurses take theirs off and make them more comfortable?

I liked the way you explained and not suggesting fooling messy treatment... That is the best part. Keep it up.. God bless you... from India..

Thank you for this video! I have a jones fracture, not dislocated. But basically goes all the way around the bone like a ring. Was sprinting all out when it happened. However the emergency said after xray i dont need a surgery and only gave me a removable boot. I am a very active person (would call myself an athlete). Shall i insist on surgery or first try without?

I hope to see my advice on this message board and I hope I helped a lot of people avoid severe foot pain as I discovered this remedy on my own, and I suggested it to my podiatrist and he told me that he has a number of patients that are responding very well

I use a pumice stone as you suggested after every shower I also soak my feet in warm distilled white vinegar this pulls out any infection and it also softens the toenails so when I go to my podiatrist and Eclipse my toenails they are soft the warm distilled white vinegar also allows my toenails to be flexible so I can pull out the ingrown part by twisting with needle nose pliers I also recommend using t r i a m c i n o l o n e a c e t o n i d e cream 0.025% after the stone and the foot soak this relieves pain and makes the skin soft

I've got a sort of pad of tissue that's come on over this last year on top of my foot at the base of 2nd/3rd toes. Is that a neuroma? It's not at all painful. I've started using toe stretchers to see if it's just a build up of tissue around there. Will that work?

If uric acid crystalizes when temperatures are cooler why would you put an ice pack on it? Wouldn't it be better to soak it in warm water to break up the crystallization?

Im VERY active at work climbing several flights of stairs multiple times a day, walking long distances and climbing...... these Skechers are fantastic! Zero foot pain and extremely comfortable on my size 10 foot! I have had 2 major back surgeries and strive to still be very active as I age to overcome my disabilities!!! These shoes are a God send for MY feet!!!!! Highly recommend ❣️

Your show was interesting and it told me what to do, operation is the answer but it’s very painful after, I’m a senior and I don’t need to suffer, so what else can I do..

just figured out that my first both toenail is slowly turning black because my nails are a little long and it hurts because of my socks and shoes😭 i swear i just cut them 2 weeks ago

The title of this video is broken foot not broken toe.

Thank you 🙏💕

Which means you have to pay a schmuck to get rid of it like you?

I kicked a dresser one time and I did not my toenail when I kicked it

Answer to what is a healthy nutritional plan. Plenty of eggs and protein, vegetables, healthy fats, such as olive oil, coconut oil, and avocado, fruits in moderation no fruit juice lots of water hoses of capsulized vitamin C. No diabetes, sugar water known as sodas reduce your body weight I’m 65 years oldwas prediabetic when I was 13 and never became diabetic and never took the experimental vaccine along with other drugs

Never asked someone to like share on social media before you given them value. I wouldn’t even consider it until I listen to the video.

Never asked someone to like share on social media before you given them value. I wouldn’t even consider it until I listen to the video.

if your type 2 diabetic eat low carb diet or keto. It may help prevent things from getting worse!..

Trauma caused my little toes toenails to thicken in my 20's from constant banging against hard objects.

Excellent

Very interesting. Thanks, Doc.

Thanks, Dr Schneider

My feet gets swelled under the feet toe joints and above the feet as well. But sharp pain on the second toe joint with redness only on the 2nd toe joint on the top.

I have a high arch foot. I went over my ankle and I thought I recovered very quickly but I now cant go up on my tip toes. It seems like the strength isnt there anymore.

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Thanks. You are the clearest/most informative person I've seen to date re feet. Pleased to hear there is a "fake nail" solution to deal with unacceptable looks of a nail if it comes to it. I'm in my 70's - but I still want to find the appearance of my toenails is acceptable to me and have been feeling very concerned at knowing that (for the second time in my life) I've had to have a partial nail avulsion on one of my big toenails (I'm told it's curved - and that's why it's started hurting me again all these years after the first time I had it done. I live in a part of the country (ie West Wales, UK) which feels a lot like "back of beyond" and looks/health standard accepted here seem to be lower than where I'm from (city in southern England) - but my own standards have stayed the same as my normal. I had to be "rather firm" to ensure it was only the sides of that nail removed and not the whole nail - and make it plain I'm hoping I'll still have a cosmetically acceptable appearance and that is what I've just had done and it's recovering now. Keeping my fingers crossed that it's appearance will still be acceptable to me once it heals up - but at least I know there is another option out there and I can "argue" for it if need be.

I do the tennis ball roll, ice pack /frozen bottle roll, use gel insoles , and apply diclofenac topical gels. There is some temporary relief .

I thought I had eliminated almost everything in my diet that I thought would contribute to a gout attack. Then recently I got a bad gout attack, probably the worst one I've had in a long time. I could not figure out why this would've happened. The only thing I can think of is that I changed my pre-workout supplement to C4. This was just out of convenience because they had it at Costco. I've been wondering if this is what caused my gout flareup. I've been looking at the ingredients like creatine, B6 and B12, which were not in my previous pre-workout supplement this is the first I've heard about, these supplements contributing to a gout attack. I also take vitamin C every day 500's... it would be helpful to know if it is OK to take these in lower dosages or should we eliminate them from our diet altogether?

I wish I had seen this video when I fractured my foot. My doc told me it would be allright to remove my fracture boot when I am indoors, only for me to discover that it delayed my bones healing...so he then switches me to a cast. Sustaining a fracture, healing and rehab surely takes a toll on one's mental wellbeing. It took much longer for me to prep a meal and I had no appetite, thus I ate very little during my recovery thereby slimming down far too much.

Looking for possible minimal invasive surgery for this problem. I heard it can be done that way.

very helpful!

Thank you for the information

I bought Skechers slip ins a couple months ago and they were comfortable at firs but I know have problems with my feet hurting from wearing them. My back heal hurts and bottom of time feet have pain so I’m basically limping now. I also developed callus on the side of my baby toe as well. I wouldn’t recommend for all day wear. Couple hours at most .

Is this only available through prescription? Is it available OTC ? Need more info.

For people here suffering from ingrown toenails and doesn't want to go through surgery, there's decade old youtube video showing how you can fix it at home, it's pretty easy, and everyone in the comments says it works. I don't want to post the link, because this comment might get deleted because of it, so just search for "How to Fix an Ingrown Toenail at Home | Tutorial" from the youtube channel "Next Step Foot & Ankle Clinic". Best of luck everyone!

Patient had surgery a week ago and it was well known they live on the 2nd floor of a building without an elevator. They were given a protective boot & nerve block to get up the stairs in the hours after surgery. But blood began to leak onto the dressing. Not a lot, but a noticeable amount. We were also given Doctor’s orders not to change, wet or otherwise mess with the dressing until the post-op appt, which is in another week. Is this normal or have we royally screwed up recovery?

I have watched many videos on Swelling and Lymphedema. Yours by far is the best! Great job!

Sketchers seemed fine at first. The toes on mine delaminated within 40 days of use. Sketchers required I pay to ship them back and did not stand behind their product.

Very good 👍

Thank you for caring and sharing your information.

Thank you so much for this educational video!

nails do not suffocate. they do not need to breathe since they feed off the blood supply on the skin.