Injury to the Achilles Tendon which connects the calf muscle to the heel bone

Bony prominence caused by medial deviation of the first metatarsal

Joint pain at the intersection of the calcaneus and cuboid

Inflammation of the tissues surrounding the joint at the base of the second toe

Inflammation of the Deep Peroneal Nerve caused by entrapment

Breakdown or thinning or the protective fatty cushioning under the ball of  the foot or heel

Bony prominence on the back of the heel sometimes referred to as “Pump Bump”

Limited range of motion of the big toe caused by arthritis

Permanent contracture of one or both joints of the toes into a hook like form

A condition where the edge of the nail digs into the flesh

Swelling within the nerve caused by repetitive low-grade trauma

Stress fracture to the metatarsal bones caused by fatigue

Pain at the junction of the metatarsal bones and the midfoot bones

Painless separation of the nail from the nail bed

Overuse injury which causes inflammation of the peroneal tendons

Pain and swelling to the outside region of the heel bone

Fibrorus knot to in the bottom of the arch

Sharp pain caused by damage to the plantar facia

Loss of normal function of the Posterior Tibial tendon which can lead to chronic ankle pain and development of a flat foot

Swelling of the fluid-filled sack at the back of the heel bone

Swelling within the tissue surrounding the sesamoid bones

Fracture of the sesamoid bones usually caused by trauma

Pain caused by excessive stress from the muscular tissue attachments of the tibia

Pinching of the fatty tissues within the sinus tarsi region of the subtalar joint

Deviation of the fifth metatarsal leading to a bony prominence of the outside of the foot

Painful compression of the posterior tibial nerve as it enters the foot

Inflammation of the Tibialis Anterior tendon caused by overuse and excessive calf muscle tightness