Search results matching tag 'feet'

Sore Feet, Ankles, and Calves Help!!

saygon1 — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 05:09:37 GMT

I'm new here and wanted to see if anyone can help me. I work out at sea, normally for 1 week but I can get held over for up to 6 weeks. I stand on my feet for 12 hr. a day just fore work. Sometimes I have a job where I walk, other times I stand, all on STEEL DECKS no cushion just hard surfaces. I have tried different shoes, Doctor Scholls blue stuff but my lower legs still hurt. I have been doing this for 9 years now and the pain is getting worst. My co-workers that have been working out here for longer have allot of problems with their knees. 1 co-worker that has been out here for 26 years had to have knee, and ankle surgery last year because of all the damage from the steel decks. Only now he was forced to take a medical retirement 1 yr. before he would have had a full retirement. I don't want to end up with crutches, or in a wheelchair. I know the first think would be to get another job, but here in Alaska to make more that just min. wage, you work out at sea, or in oil. My starting wage was $26.00 hr. can't get that on land, even in the oil fields. Any ideas?

Re: Infertility treatment

albert — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 09:51:52 GMT

Hi, i am sorry to hear of the pain your daughter is experiencing. The main thing to do is to keep positive, any negative emotions (as difficult as it is) will have a detriemntal effect. Relaxation, as mentioned by others is important as is both partnersbeing checked out physically. HTere is a lady who seems to have some success in this area try her email liz@liztaylormar.co.uk, i am sure she will be more than pleased to help you in a professinal way. It is always good to go to those with experience in these matters. I wish you all the best for the future, Kind Regards, Albert www.Bio-Health-Screen-co.co.uk

Re: Parasite infection or IBS?

albert — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 08:58:27 GMT

Hi Suzie

nothing to panic about, panicking will stress the bowel and have the IBS effect. Have a quick look at www.Bio-Health-Screen-Co.co.uk some nice pictures on parasites. By having a Bio-Health-Screen you will be able to identify the parasite signatures and be able to sort them out by using the e-Lybra technology. Do you live in the Uk ? Odnt worry about the stone overweight for now, that will soon be sorted out. please do not hessitate to email me as i have dealt with this before, not only on others, but initially on myself !! i never reccommend anything that i havnt tried. One of my firends went from a 14 to 10-12 in one month and had no negative side effects, except for the first few days where die off occured she had a thick head. she did admit that with the constant intake of water the side effects are minimised. She is a happy grandmother who now has her energy back to cope with her grandchildren. There is help out here and i am sure by now you have found the right formula for you, if not why not have a look at the web site. I hope to hear from you soon. I wish you the best of health whichever route you choose to take. Kind Regards, Albert

Back Pain

Judi Hattaway — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 09:09:23 GMT

Get your feet checked out. I had a lot of back problems, and since I have worn orthotics(custom made) in my shoes I have been so much better.

Re: Cradle cap

ijcollins — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 14:22:55 GMT

A marvellous bi-product of the Icelandic fishing industry is the enzyme trypsin that we humans also produce but not as efficiently as the clever cod. It has antifungal, antibacterial, antiviral & anti-inflammatory properties and no known side effects. It is colouless, odourless, tastes sweet, and apart from an infinitessimal amount of harmless preservative is completely natural. Using it on toenails usually sorts out fungal infections in a very short space of time. Infections in the extremities of the body suggests that the immune system is energetically low, and so a general check up and a hefty immune systemic boost are called for. This can be effected by your favoured style of medication (eg: allopathic, homeopathy, flower & gem essences, & so on), bioresonance or spiritual healing, &c. And don't expect your son to toe the line until he's cured!

Morton's neuroma

enews — Wed, 30 May 2007 14:10:25 GMT

A reader has just been diagnosed with Morton’s neuroma of the foot, a thickening of the tissue around one of the digital nerves leading to the toes, causing her lots of pain. Custom-made orthotics help, but she would like to find a cure. She has tried reflexology and acupuncture without success. Do readers know of any other treatments that may help her? Her doctor has suggested surgery to cut the nerve or injections to ‘kill’ it, but she would like to avoid both of these treatments if possible. Any suggestions?

American reader Margaret agrees that you should avoid surgery to treat the problem: “I had one removed from each foot and the result was an escalation of pain that has never diminished,” she reports. Still, she points out that a friend felt “as good as new” after the same operation, so she advises getting several opinions, including one from a neurological surgeon. She also recommends investigating something called prolotherapy, also known as nonsurgical ligament reconstruction, which is a treatment for chronic pain. As Margaret explains, “Specially trained orthopaedists perform prolotherapy. It is not taught in medical school in the US and was developed in Germany. At least one book has been written on the subject based on the thesis that most chronic pain is caused by lax ligaments and tendons, which, once overstretched, often do not go back to their original length, i.e., they do not heal, because of little blood flow to them (as opposed to muscles, which have a rich source of blood and thus heal better).” To find out more see www.getprolo.com or www.prolotherapy.com.