A foot that “falls asleep” after sitting awkwardly is usually easy to explain. Numbness that keeps returning, lasts longer than expected, or begins without an obvious reason deserves more attention. It may be a sign of peripheral neuropathy, which develops when nerves carrying signals between the feet and the rest of the body become damaged.
Our feet are sensitive, which is why when there’s a problem, you generally feel it. However, some foot conditions have subtle signs that could easily be mistaken for something else, or are entirely asymptomatic. Today, we at My Chicago Foot Expert will be exploring 5 foot problems you might not notice. Early Charcot Foot Charcot…
We often think of our toes as being a connected unit, but each toe holds a unique set of challenges and distinct functions that are crucial to our balance, gait, and overall foot health. From the smallest pinky to the mighty big toe, delve into the fascinating functions and vulnerabilities of each toe with us…
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