Hallux Limitus/Rigidus
Bunions
Sesamoid Injuries
Metatarsalgia
Morton's Neuroma
Metatarsal Fractures
Hammertoes
Calluses
Blisters
Capsulitis or Plantar Plate Tears
Gout
Toenail Fungus
Lisfranc's Sprain
Accessory Navicular
Ganglion Cysts
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar Fascial Tears
Calcaneal Stress Fractures
Ankle Sprains and Instabilities
Posterior or Anterior Tibial Tendinitis
Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
Achilles Tendinitis
Achilles Ruptures
Calf Strain
Shin Splints
Tennis Leg
Compartment Syndromes
Tibial or Fibular Stress Fractures
Cramps or Deep Vein Thrombosis
With 95% of all of the lower extremity pain syndromes and injuries not requiring any form of surgery, a book specializing in a conservative and thoughtful approach to most ailments is very needed. Dr Rich Blake tries to get the patient very involved with their own healing is obvious throughout the book. The emphasis of a conservative approach must require the patient's involvement. This book will help the patient know the subtleties of various treatments like stretching, strengthening, starting to run, looking for a stable shoe, power lacing for stability, which injection to get for a neuroma, why not to use NSAIDs if bone injury is suspected, when support hose are not doing the right job, etc.
Through the 35 years that Dr Richard Blake has practiced sports medicine, teaching his patients why certain treatments are used, and what they need to do, is always stressed. His teaching started with patients, but has involved both the national and international worlds of podiatry. He has given over 200 lectures around the world, written 40 plus articles, has a blog and YouTube channel, but his patient's needs and injuries have always come first. He considers his simple approach to most injuries probably boring to some podiatrists, but the patients have truly benefited. The approach that is emphasized in the book is to immediately create a healing environment, gradually get stronger, and gradually return to your previous activities. The book also emphasizes finding the cause or causes of the injury or it may eventually come back. The subtleties of the individual injury can be in the patient's presentation, how they respond to various treatments, and making changes appropriately when the treatment at times stalls.
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