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Plantar Fasciitis

You may have known that plantar fasciitis causes a lot of people to suffer heel pain. But you may not have known that your Glendale chiropractor can treat it. At ChiroCareLA.com, Dr. Jack Alajajian and his staff utilize an array of high-tech instruments and techniques to correct musculoskeletal problems. If you’ve been suffering from foot pain, we’d be happy to give you an examination and provide treatment for it and any postural condition you may have developed as a result.   The plantar fascia is the connective tissue on the bottom of the foot that runs from under the heel to the start of the toes. When it’s frayed or overly tight, you may experience a stabbing pain, especially if you’ve been lying down or active for a long time. The plantar fascia is likelier to fray in people who are older or overweight, or who have high or fallen arches or heel spurs. Runners and people who have to stand for long periods are also likelier to develop it.   Plantar fasciitis usually responds well t...

Supportive Footwear

If you suffer from lower back pain, your shoes may be to blame. We offer a variety of non-invasive solutions for musculoskeletal dysfunction at ChiroCareLA.com, including treatments for foot structural disorders such as plantar fasciitis. But to ensure your skeletal system stays properly aligned, you’ll need to be mindful of how your shoes are affecting your feet. In this post, we’ll explore some ways to ensure that new shoes are supportive and well-fitted.   One of the positive changes in the footwear industry is that it’s becoming more common for dress shoes and sandals to be built with arch support. In the past, chiropractors might have advised patients to stay away from flip-flops and flats in general, but there are some available now that are contoured to rise under the middle and side of the foot. However, many people still benefit from having their ankles stabilized by high cuffs, so long as the shoe is made of a breathable material.   The feet spread out somewhat from bearing ...