In this video, Ryan reviews the basics of the condition and provides the viewer some ideas about how to make some things at home to potentially help with the pain.
Thank youThat was very very helpful. Foam sheets with tape , foam sheets with adhesive backing,felt rolls with adhesive backing and U shape callous pads work well with this. I had a diabetic foot ulcer the I believe was caused by dropped metatarsal head . It got infected but thank God it healed. I found your channel by looking for ways to keep it from getting re-injured this was very helpful thank you
Of all the videos I've watched and doctors I've been to this was by far the most helpful thank you so much! When your feet won't let you do what you want to do is frustrating especially when it is due to pain
Thank you for your really clear lesson- my middle 3 hurt so bad. And like you described , my metatarsal arch dishes down I can’t wait to work on this 👍
Yes, it's called "Canadian raising." Before I saw Barrie and Orillia in the channel title, I knew Ryan was a fellow Canadian. It seems to be more pronounced in/typical of southern Ontario, but we do it here on the west coast too. :)
What if I just feel numbness between first 2 toes . Its only during a run. It goes away when i walk. Any other time I don't feel anything (barefoot, and shoes) I've tried getting a wide toebox running shoe, different lacing techniques.
Thanks for the video. Is a pad going to uncomfortable running? Is this only for walking around? I'm having itching and nerve pain where my toes meet my foot (metatarsal area). No callouses, no redness, no blood circulation problems. I was overweight and have dropped 15 pounds, but I can only do it running, and I'm just up to 4 miles. I didn't notice the problem when I was only running 3 miles. Which orthidic would you recommend considering this "diagnosis"?
I have been living in flip flops for years and whenever I have to wear boots or any other shoes, I am in pain. Flip flops are the answer but can't wear them year round or for working around horses so I suffer much of the time. Just got custom orthotics but not working as well as I had hoped. Also went to a pediatrist who gave me the pads but it's not 100% either. Don't know what else to do!
@@desireesmart1182 , I have found a chiropractor who has been treating me with what's called TRT. It's a ultrasonic treatment that causes your body to create new stem cells to the affected area, this healing/repairing your nerves and other damaged tissues. It's a slow process, but it's working!!!!
