Persons with nerve problems often experience numbness, burning, tingling (a feeling of pins and needles), cramping or shooting pain in their feet or toes. Dr. Michael Nirenberg, a podiatrist in Crown ...

Medically reviewed by Sarah Richards, DPM Diabetes is a common cause of nerve damage that can cause a burning sensation in your feet. You can wear properly fitting shoes to relieve a burning sensation ...

Feet get shoved into shoes, pounded into the pavement and sometimes neglected, but they can hold the key to pain relief for some patients. The nerve endings in the feet are linked to internal organs ...

Dr. John Watkins from Centennial Spine and Pain stopped by New Mexico Living on Tuesday to talk about diabetic peripheral neuropathy. He explained what can be done for those who are affected by ...

Your hands and feet contain thousands of delicate nerve fibers that carry crucial messages between your brain and the rest of your body. When these nerves become damaged, they often send warning ...

Diabetic neuropathy of the feet is a common complication of diabetes. It can cause pain or feelings of numbness and tingling in the feet. You can’t reverse it, but you can prevent it. Diabetic ...

If you have diabetes, you’re probably aware that it’s crucial to pay attention to the state of your feet. People with diabetes can experience myriad health issues. Most develop foot pain, discomfort, ...

As we age, our bodies can start to signal wear and tear, and one of the areas that often suffers is our nerve health. Many individuals experience nerve-related issues ranging from tingling sensations ...

RejuvaCare FootRenew introduces advanced Triple Therapy technology designed to support foot circulation, nerve comfort, and ...

"I am paralyzed, and I experience nerve pain in my legs and feet. I wanted to create a new massage device to help reduce pain ...

Beth Thiele remembers what her foot felt like after having her fourth foot surgery 2 1/2 years ago to try to fix damage caused by osteoarthritis. "It's like being electrocuted," she says. It was like ...

D uring a recent silent retreat, I came across a poem by Symeon the New Theologian, an 11th-century Eastern Orthodox monk.