Dear friend,
Do you experience severe pain in one of your feet? It is difficult to walk or put any pressure or your foot? Have you recently fallen or have you repeatedly been putting stress on your foot through daily activities? You may have a foot fracture an not even know it!
Hi, my name is Dr. and in this report, I am going to teach you about the painful signs of a foot fracture, as well as how to avoid the horrible nightmare that can occur if the problem is ignored or left to heal on its own.
Foot fractures are nothing to play games with! What you choose to do with this information may make the difference between a pain-free life and one filled with the miserable repercussions of not acting when there was still time.
Is It Really A Foot Facture?
Foot fractures like to make themselves known loud and clear. However, sometimes foot fractures can be confused for another condition, due to the swelling and redness that is often present.
Since there are 26 bones in the foot, a foot fracture can turn up in a number of locations: toes, arches, and more. The first sign of a foot fracture usually is severe pain in the area of the foot where fracturing has occurred. It can even become difficult for you to walk or put any weight on your foot at all. Your foot may also seem to turn strangely numb, and become deformed in the area where the fracture has occurred, including unsightly bruising and swelling.
If you can relate to pain and suffering of these symptoms, and if you believe you may indeed have a foot fracture, then it is imperative that you pay close attention to the rest of the information in this report. It may save you much trouble down the road!
Causes and Risk Factors of Foot Fractures
Just like it is terribly uncomfortable when one suffers a broken arm or leg, foot fractures can make life quite difficult for some time. However, they are as simple to treat as any other broken bone, so do not fear. The only thing you have to be afraid of is not properly treating the problem before the bone begins to heal.
Foot fractures can be caused by a number of factors that stem from shock and trauma to the bones in your feet. Events that can result in a foot fracture include falls, severe twisting of the foot during an activity such as an exercise routine or during a game such as tennis or football. Suddenly dropping a heavy object on your foot, such as when a heavy can falls out of the kitchen cupboard, can cause foot fractures as well.
Additionally, what makes foot fractures so sneaky, and what may be the reason why you and others like you may not even know that you have the condition, is that they can occur over time from repeated stress. If you have a job or play in a sport that continually causes you to put pressure on your feet or to place them in abnormal positions, then the weight and force of it all can slowly be causing your bones to fracture! Not good!
Other risk factors that may cause your foot to fracture easily are:
- Your age: Your risk for a foot fracture increases as you age.
- Osteoporosis: Weakness in the bones can make you more subject to fracturing.
- An abnormal menstrual cycle, eating disorders or poor nutrition
- Congenital bone problems that have not healed since birth
Since the causes of foot fractures can stem from a variety of issues, it is important to have the root cause of your fracture properly diagnosed. You may think that it is just a simple problem, however, if you do not addresss the issue head on, then it will keep rearing its painful and ugly head time after time. Certainly you do not want that! It’s as bad as having a chronic illness that never seems to go away! Besides, dealing with this condition your entire life is so UNECESSARY! Help is so close…and easy!
Your Worst Nightmare
Whether you realize it or not, if left untreated, foot fractures can become your worst nightmare – Except in this case, you’re not dreaming! It cannot be underscored enough how important it is to have proper treatment at the first signs of the condition, when the pain and swelling first begin. DO NOT IGNORE THE FRACTURE!
But Doc, you may be saying, what could happen that could be so bad? I mean, isn’t it just a little bone? Well, although it may seem like a minor (although extremely painful) problem to you now, the condition can develop into other ailments that you never would have imagined.
First of all, if you keep putting repeated pressure upon the fractured bone, it will turn into a complete break. If you allow the breakage to heal upon its own, it may not grow back together correctly, and you may be then dealing with a deformed foot. Furthermore, if you allow a foot fracture to go untreated, you will likely be dealing with severe arthritis in your foot and chronic pain that will make every day a horrible misery!
This is certainly not what you want for your life, is it? Why should you have to deal with such horrible suffering, when you can get help and be free once and for all? It’s like a breath of fresh Spring air!
Fractured No More!
Inaction is not an option. Don’t you just want the pain to go away and for everything to be healed and like new again? Well, then I have good news for you. The journey to healing can happen starting today.
However, the choice is up to you. You must act now and stop making excuses or hoping that the problem will someone disappear by itself. You need the IMMEDIATE assistance of a professional podiatrist who will help you to address your foot fracture and its root cause once and for all.
THAT’S WHAT WE’RE HERE FOR. OUR OFFICE IS RIGHT HERE IN . I want to help you end the suffering and bring your feet from barraged to beautiful. I will equip you with ALL THE INFORMATION THAT YOU NEED AND SHOW YOU EXACTLY HOW we can ELMINATE this AWFUL condition, and prevent it from ever coming back again. However, I can’t help you unless YOU contact me! The BALL IS IN YOUR COURT…DON’T PUT THIS OFF!
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