cracks or breaks in the bones, more common as we age.
Twisted/sprained/broken ankles
from turning a foot while wearing a high-heeled shoe.
Pump Bump
enlargement of the back of the heel making it stick out and be red or swollen.
Joint pain
especially in the toes and on the balls of the feet, the joint can become chronically irritated and is worsened when heels are worn all the time.
tissue growth under the toes that results in extreme pain.
Back problems
may be related to wearing high heels and having poor postural alignment.
Blistering of the Feet
the shoe rubs the foot the wrong way, pushes two toes together, or otherwise squeezes the toes.
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