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Guide to Foot Pain
- 2. Walking is the 2nd most common conscious
function of our body next to breathing.
- 3. A person takes
between
5,000 to 10,000 steps
a day, depending on
their activity level.
- 7. But to tell someone to stay off their
foot, that’s not so easy.
- 9. Cumulative trauma is the result of
repetitive physical strain applied to the
tissues or anatomical structures
of the foot and ankle.
- 14. it is only a matter of time until it
becomes painful.
- 19. but if you continue to constantly tap
your finger,
- 24. You can try to have your finger numbed
with an injection
- 27. it’s only a matter of time until the numbing
effect goes away and the pain returns.
- 28. So what’s the solution to get rid of the
pain in the tip of your finger?
- 43. a normal amount of force is applied to
these tissues and standing, walking or
running is effortless.
- 47. and it is only a matter of time until a
symptom appears.
The chain is as strong as its weakest link.
- 48. A symptom is an abnormal condition
experienced by an individual.
- 57. but it will continue to go flat
until you fix the source of the leak.
- 58. The following are examples of
symptomatic, secondary effects within
the foot & ankle.
- 59. Soft Tissue Symptoms
• Heel pain/plantar fasciitis/fasciopathy
• Posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction
• Pain/numbness to the bottom of the foot/toes
(tibialis posterior neuropathy)
• Achilles tendinitis
• Tarsal tunnel syndrome
- 60. Osseous symptoms
• Bunion deformity (metatarsus primus varus,
hallux abductovalgus)
• Limited motion to the big joint (Hallux
limitus/ridigius)
• Tailor’s bunionette
• Contracted/hammer-toes
- 61. Foot/Ankle Alignment
• Lowering of the arch
• Heel turns outward
• “Too many toes” sign
• Twisting of the ball of the foot when walking
- 62. If these are the symptoms (effects),
what was the cause?
- 65. So eliminating the excessive abnormal
hindfoot forces, by realigning the hindfoot
bones, should be of primary importance.
- 69. This is an internal (not external)
deformity and therefore requires
internal correction.
- 70. How can you increase the diameter of
a blood vessel externally?
- 72. The same is true with
hindfoot excessive motion.
External measures
cannot internally stabilize
the ankle bone on the hindfoot bones.
- 73. The insertion of an internal stabilization
device is the most practical solution.
- 74. HyProCure is a titanium stent used to
®
stabilize the ankle bone on the
hindfoot bones.
- 76. + =
Instantly, the excessive abnormal forces
acting on the tissues are decreased.
- 79. If you or someone you know is
suffering from foot pain,
- 80. it could be a direct result of excessive
hindfoot motion and HyProCure could be
®
the solution.
- 81. To learn more about the
HyProCure option
®
please visit:
www.HyProCure.com