Sudden hot flashes, tossing and turning at night, mood swings, down-there dryness, incontinence — you know all about these menopause symptoms. But aching feet? No one told us sore feet might be a ...

Why the bottom of your foot hurts and what to do about it sompong_tom / Getty Images Medically reviewed by Eva Umoh Asomugha, M.D. Pain on the bottom of your foot can be caused by many things from ill ...

Plantar fasciitis, or inflammation on the bottom of the foot, can be painful and debilitating. Treating the chronic condition with surgery can risk damage to the foot or painful scarring. Researchers ...

The pain in the heel, arch, and bottom of the foot associated with plantar fasciitis can be intense and debilitating. Fortunately, several exercises can provide relief. According to guidelines ...

Conditions that can cause bumps on the bottom of the feet include plantar warts and fibromas, cysts, and eczema. Some causes require medical treatment, including medication, orthotics, and physical ...

Capsulitis is a painful condition in the ball of the foot that can progress over time. But if treated early with some simple interventions, you may be able to avoid chronic pain or surgery. Share on ...

At least 50 percent of runners are injured annually, according to a 2010 review published in Current Sports Medicine Reports, and feet are one of the main culprits. But foot pain can be hard to manage ...

If you’ve ever woken up with a sharp, stabbing pain in your heel, especially with those first steps, you’ve likely wondered: “What are the heel pain causes, and could this be plantar fasciitis?” ...

Pain in the ball of your foot is inconvenient and aggravating. Sharp pains and aches between your foot’s arch and your toes can literally stop you in your tracks — or even prevent you from putting ...

One of the most common running injuries is pain in the arch of the foot, and it’s easy to see why. The main point of contact between you and the ground during your foot strike, the arch of the foot ...

Stepping barefoot on scorching-hot sand or gravel is a great reminder of how valuable your shoes can be. But if you don't have a good fit, they can be worse than sunbaked asphalt for your tootsies: ...