Wearing high heels can make you feel good and boost your confidence but they can also hurt your feet Keep reading to learn ...

Heel pain can occur from various conditions and affect your ability to complete daily tasks. Heel pain can be a sign of issues with your ligaments, tendons, or bones in your feet.

Before you give up on heels for good, we asked the specialists what heel options they would suggest for people who struggle ...

Dr Hilary Jones has revealed the painful-looking injury he suffered after returning back to work following surgery. The TV ...

According to Cunha, bunion, corns and calluses, plantar fasciitis, hammer toes, and even back pain can result from wearing high heels regularly without taking care of your feet. He cites ...

In fact, research finds that more than 90 percent of people who include stretches in their plantar fasciitis treatment plan feel less heel pain. But stretching is only one piece of a plantar ...

These runners had a “lower heel-to-toe drop; lighter; wider toe box”. While the study shows there’s a link between injuries and wearing high-heeled shoes, researchers say there is still no ...

If you have a sharp pain at the bottom of your heel, there’s a chance it could be plantar fasciitis. Although the jury is still out amongst sports scientists over whether it’s an inflammatory ...

Nick Blackmer is a librarian, fact-checker, and researcher with more than 20 years of experience in consumer-facing health and wellness content. New research suggests that runners who wearing ...