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Foot Doctor Podiatrist, Explains Heel Spur Syndrome
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Dr. Burton Schuler -- Morton's Toe Expert Dr. Burton Schuler -- Morton's Toe Expert
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Dateline: Panama City, FL
Tuesday, November 3, 2015

 
 
Heel Spur, complemeints of Dr. Burton S. Schuler podiatrist, Panama City, Fl.
HEEL SPUR IN THE CIRCLE
Dr. Burton S. Schuler  a Foot Doctor,  Podiatrist,  of Panama City Beach,  Panama City, Fl. Explains  Heel Spur Syndrome . In it  Schuler cites the Mayo Clinic website  that says  a bone spur of the heel s bony projections that develop along the edges of bones, rubbing against nearby nerves and bones, causing pain. They usually form where bones meet each other — in your joints.  Dr Schuler also says they can also be found where ligaments and tendons connect with bone. Most bone spurs cause no symptoms and may go undetected for years.
What treatment, if any, that you receive for your bone spurs depends on where they’re located and how they affect your health .   again in citing mayo’s http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/bone-spurs/DS00627also). Many readers have probably heard of heel spurs, but they are not exactly sure what one is. The foot’s largest bone is the heel bone, and therefore it absorbs the most shock and pressure. The plantar fascia is a band of fibrous tissue on the bottom of the foot, running the entire expanse of the foot. A heel spur is an abnormal growth on the heel bone; when the plantar fascia pulls away from the heel, calcium deposits form, causing heel spurs. This can be an extremely painful condition, impairing your ability to walk In order to avoid a heel spur, one need to avoid having the plantar fascia pull away from the heel.
Dr. Burton S. Schuler, podiatrist of Panama City Fl” is correct in stating that “…the stretching of the plantar fascia is usually the result of over-pronation. ww w. Footcare4u.com But then we must ask, what causes over-pronation? Dr. Dudley J. Morton, one of the leading researchers on feet in the twentieth century, warned about how a short first metatarsal bone (“Morton’s Toe”) (Long Second Toe) can cause over-pronation of the foot. Dr . . . . Schuler, explains: “If you have a Morton’s Toe the front part of the foot is unstable when it needs to be stable. Because of this, the foot will be forced to pronate. A pronating foot places abnormal stress on many areas of the foot, including the plantar fascia and the heel bone. It is this abnormal stress that is the start of all the heel problems noted above” (http: www.whyyouhurt.com). If a longer second toe is causing your painful heel problems, do not despair. The toe-pad that Schuler prescribes for Morton’s Toe (placed under the first toe of an over-pronating foot) can help heal those painful heels—as it already has in many cases. Dr. Burton S. Schuler is a foot doctor, foot specialist (Podiatrist), of Panama City, Fl and the director of the Ambulatory Foot Clinics Podiatric Pain Management Center. He is also the author of the new book Why You Really Hurt: It All Starts In The Foot
 
 

Dr. Burton S. Schuler Podiatrist of Panama City, Panama City Beach Fl , is a 1975 graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine , and has been in private practice for over 40 years. He is an authority on the human foot and has written two books and hundreds of articles about the foot published in numerous podiatric journals, national publications and  at FootCare4U.com

He is this country's leading authority on the Morton's Toe, ((Long Second Toe) and its associated medical and health problems; and on the life of Dr. Dudley J. Morton,


His, first book about the Morton's Toe, Why You Really Hurt: It All Starts in the Foot   was published in 2009  and presently has over 8,000 copies in print, and  has sold thousands of eBook copies ( Kindle) on Amazon. 

 He has also written the 1982 The Agony Of De-Feet, A Podiatrist's Guide To Foot Care, His articles about the foot, have appeared in the leading podiatric journals and publications. He has been interviewed by such varied publications as the New York Times, Cosmopolitan Magazine, Botton Line, and First for Women. During his 40 year career he has appeared on hundreds of radio stations to give his expert opinion regarding the Morton's Toe and other foot problems
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Name: Dr. Burton S. Schuler
Title: DR. Morton's Toe Podiatrist, Foot Specialist
Group: Dr. Burton S. Schuler
Dateline: PANAMA CITY Beach, FL United States
Direct Phone: 850 872 9073
Cell Phone: 850 708 2030
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