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A support designed to control the position and motion of the ankle. The support can also be used to compensate for weakness or correct deformities.

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A bunion is a bump that forms at the base of the big toe, as a result of the big toe pushing against the neighboring toe. As a result, the joint of the big toe pushes outwards causing redness and soreness.

Typically caused by rubbing or excess pressure on a part of the foot, corns and calluses are patches of thickened skin that form to protect the sensitive area from additional irritation. 

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For those with chronic foot pain, a custom insert or foot bed is created to fit inside a shoe. As a result, the ground reaction forces are redistributed and foot joints are realigned, providing support while standing, walking or running.

This condition occurs under the surface of the toenail and is caused by fungi. The ailment is often identified by a change in the toenail’s quality and color.

A hammertoe is a bending of the toe at the first joint (proximal interphalangeal joint. Due to the bending, the toe often looks like an upside-down “V” when viewed from the side.

A condition commonly caused by planter fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis, however, it can be caused by other disorders, including flat feet or high-arched feet. A consultation is required to determine the proper treatment.

A common condition that occurs when the corners or side of the nail dig into the surrounding soft tissue of the nail grooves. This painful condition often causes irritation, redness and swelling.

Replacing a joint is an extreme measure, but it may be necessary depending on your medical diagnosis. While ankle damage is often the result of the natural aging process, a few conditions can accelerate or exacerbate the issue.