Tendonitis is an extremely common medical condition that reduces your ability to live a normal life. Although athletes are most prone to this disability, it impacts people from every walk of life. The worst thing is that these different body parts are equally vulnerable to this medical condition. For example, it can impact muscles around the shoulders, elbows, knees, ankles, or hips. Elbow tendonitis is one of the most worrisome forms...

Back pain is a commonality in the medical landscape that impacts a majority of people worldwide. More than 80%[1] of adults suffer from some form of back pain, and most of them cannot find a solution to get rid of this problem. One effective solution to this pain is the back brace, which alleviates pain and provides structural support for different types of back issues. As this pain continues to bother patients...

Bunions affect 23%[1] of 18-65-year-olds and 36% of over-65s. Medically defined, bunions are bony protrusions at the big toe metatarsophalangeal joint, commonly caused by hallux valgus. Due to inflammation and joint misalignment, swelling, redness, and severe pain are common. Consequently, bunions make walking, standing, and wearing shoes uncomfortable, limiting everyday activities. Chronic pain and stride changes may cause calluses, bursitis, and hammertoes. Along these lines, bunion toe correctors help relieve pain and...

Athletes and manual laborers often get tendonitis (a tendon inflammation). Tennis, golf, and jogging may cause elbow and Achilles tendinitis due to repeated stress on tendons. Similarly, tendonitis may affect the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and knee in non-athletic settings due to repeated motions or inadequate ergonomics. Tendonitis may heal without medical intervention if appropriately treated. Rest, ice, and avoiding aggravators are key. Strengthening and stretching may help heal and prevent...

A typical day often involves hustling around to complete our tasks. But when you suddenly experience pain at the top of your foot, even standing straight can become a challenge. This can leave you wondering, "Why does the top of my foot hurt?" The pain might result from a sudden injury or overexertion. The human foot is composed of a complex array of muscles, bones, joints, and numerous nerves that...

Is foot numbness dangerous? Foot numbness can result from a variety of orthopedic, circulatory, and nervous system issues. At times, the numbness may be a sign of a life-threatening illness or disease. A timely diagnosis is the only way to keep your health intact. The treatments recommended by your doctor will help slow down the progression of foot numbness or completely heal the numbness altogether. In this article, we will go...

Swimming is an excellent way to cool down and exercise during the summer, which can exercise almost all muscle groups in the body, especially the back, legs, and arm muscles. The buoyancy of water also makes swimming a low-impact sport, reducing the risk of injury. However, incorrect swimming posture or overtraining can lead to common sports injuries—swimmers' shoulders. During swimming, our shoulders need to twist and stretch frequently. If the...

From the late 1990s to 2024, the disability rates associated with lower back pain have consistently increased. According to Statista, its prevalence is expected to increase by 7.3% by 2030[1]. Back pain affects our movements and limits our day-to-day tasks. Even sitting to watch a movie for a few hours becomes a daunting experience sometimes. Finding the best way to ease lower back pain is now a necessity for us. In fact, the...