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Plantar Plate Injuries – Why Does It Feel Like I’m Walking on a Pebble?
What Is the Plantar Plate? Have you ever felt as though there is a pebble, marble or something bunched up underneath the ball of your foot, even though there is nothing there? One possible cause is a plantar plate injury. The plantar plate is a strong ligament-like...
Forefoot Pain & Ball of Foot Pain Treatment in Highett
Pain in the ball of your foot? Forefoot pain is one of the most common foot problems we treat at Highett Podiatry in Melbourne. Forefoot pain can feel like you are walking on a stone, or you may experience sharp pain, aching, burning, tingling, swelling or tenderness....
Köhler’s Disease in Children: Everything You Need to Know
Midfoot Pain and Limping in Young Children Köhler’s disease is a childhood foot condition that affects the navicular bone, a small bone located on the inner side of the mid-foot. It can cause pain, swelling and limping, particularly in children aged around 3 to 7...
Super Shoes: Are They Worth the Hype?
If you've walked into a running shoe store recently, you may have noticed some rather unusual-looking shoes on display. With their thick, oversized soles and futuristic appearance, they can look more like something from a science fiction movie than a traditional...
Pitted Keratolysis: What Your Podiatrist Wants You to Know
Learn more about keratolysis: its causes, distinctive features and treatment options available from the podiatrist’s perspective, who frequently sees this condition.
Why the Right Golf Shoes Matter: a Podiatrist’s Guide to Foot Health on the Green
How do golf shoes help your game and feet? Discover podiatrist-approved features that prevent injuries and improve swing stability on the course.






