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With ease of putting them on what's the big deal if you find the time to just re tie them ? Their obviously not for everybody

Thank you so much, I got the important information

I do not agree with you that the damage starts in the legs because of the distance, since nerve impulses travel at the speed of light, the distance of a few meters is negligible. It makes more sense that the reason is less oxygen reaching the distant peripheral organs

Thanks! If it's lower back compression, how many days can the tingling and numbness last?

All the photos show the joint, foot to big toe. My pain is a bent toe, at the top knuckle of the big toe. Not on the foot knuckle, the top knuckle of the big toe. it's red, feels broken and been bent for... dunno 20 years LOL. I probably broke it as a teen? Not sure. It's inwards at the TOP knuckle. Gout or bunion? And why do all photos on the entire web only show the lower knuckle? It makes me feel like my pain is not among any of these options.

Thank you for this info! ❤

I tried on multiple pairs/slip in models. Some fit better than others. Even the same model had variances. I bought just one pair to try since I've had trouble with other Sketcher pairs becoming loose/stretched-out after a short period of time. These slip-ins are getting loose on me too. The right insole seems bunched at the toe area....so not glued down well enough? I'm not impressed.

Great video! Turns out my mom has been abusing me all these years forcing me into tiny shoes. Now my nails are tiny, thick, and buried in skin. I hate her sm for so many things but glad to have my answers.

Great information Doc, thank you for clarifying so many aspects.

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I stand corrected. Someone with laces confused. Someone tells them "call Dr slipknots office to make an appointment about what shoes to get. The person looks down at their feet. A pair of flip flops with duct tape laces. Looks up (camera pans in to face... I better call Dr slipknots) cut to her limping into office. Cut to her learning the rabbit tie trick. Then her skipping out of your office as camera pans to your sign.

That's a turn off telling me to share, where to share, to subscribe. You give away your real motive. This could of just been a video of a person lacing & tying shoes. Them shoes are amazing.

I feel like like there's a pebble under my arch and the shoe leans to the side. It feels like my foot is slightly off the sole when I walk, like they didnt put it on correctly. I have to compensate by leaning my foot the other way when I walk. I thought I had a defecttive shoe until I got another pair but still have the same problem. Strangly Its only happens when i wear jogging shoes, but not trail runners, boots or sandles. I have no caluses.

I’ve watched several videos about foot swelling. Yours is by far the most comprehensive one I’ve seen. Thank you for covering causes so thoroughly, and including medical advice. I’ve already recommended it to friends. Thank you.

Biotin and phosphatidyl choline from sunflower lecithin helps me a lot.

Pov.12 oclock in midnight searching some medicine or treatment for pinky wtf.

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Nice information dr

It would have been helpful to have illustrated drawings to accompany your reading explanation

Thank you for this information explained so clearly and relieved me of my anxiety as well. Thank you . Thank you . 😊

Well conveyed.... Thank you Dr. for your sharing of information to help diabetics and foot ailments... 👍❤️

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I quit drinking 1 month ago and my feet numbness and pain went away!

Thank you for this clear and highly informative overview. This has helped me tremendously. xxx

Hi. Is Shingles a contributor in starting foot neuropathy.

I have a small wound under the skin is this a foot ulcer?

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Yay, first to write a review! Anyway, Dr. Schneider, you are a genius at explaining many types of foot issues. I really like your video where you were outstanding at telling me why my foot can hurt when I work at my grocery store where I serve as a bagger. I always use a mat to help put less pressure in my feet whenever I bag for customers. I don’t live anywhere near Texas, but if I lived near or in Houston, I would most certainly love to have you as my podiatrist!

Gout had taken a toll on my daily life, making it difficult to enjoy simple activities. After reading about Planet Ayurveda, I decided to give their products a try. I'm so glad I did. The herbal supplements they offer have significantly reduced my symptoms, and I feel more in control of my health now.

My toenails started to fall off after runs recently, starting with the big toes first. So painful but I can’t seem to figure it out.

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Thank-you for the video.

Appreciate the information very much

I have polyneuropathy and am allergic to medication. It's hard. I'd love to know some natural things that might help. I do know I felt better when keeping to a keto diet which I think I'm going to return to.

I have been pressed on a soccer game, then I ran 35kms 1 week after with the pain, 5th toe fracture, then had xray and confirmed. I was preparing marathon, now its 5th week now. The toe still swollen and red, i tried 25 kms yesterday, did not feel any pain until 20k, may i have your suggestion when should I start running normally again? Many thanks.

I've just subscribed to your channel after watching so many others that weren't very informative or useful compared to yours so thank you for this. I don't know if you answer questions from your viewers, but if you do, I'd like to know if having generalised tonic clonic serial seizures could cause nerve damage? I'm aware that they must be quite powerful muscle contractions as I've always came round from them with missing teeth, a bitten tongue or lip, and teeth marks under my bottom lip. The last seizure I had was very scary because I came around on the floor atfter having a seizure 'aura' and preparing myself by lying down on my sofa without anything in my hands or mouth, so the seizure itself had caused my body to work it's way from the sofa to the floor. This seizure was different from others in the past, in that I came around completely paralysed from the waist downwards. I tried to move my legs but just couldn't. It was as if my brain was giving the command to move my legs but the command was not getting through. I don't know how long I lay on the floor as the post ictal phase causes havoc with my memory and cognition. I just know I was on the floor for what seemed like a long time, confused and unable to use my legs before the feeling in them gradually came back and I was able to crawl back onto the sofa, still very unstable on my feet, knowing if I stood up I would fall. I'd never had this experience with any of my past seizures and it made me acutely aware of how they can affect my body and brain and that there is a relationship between them that can cause temporary paralysis. Is it possible that my seizures have (over time) caused nerve damage in my feet?

This is an honest and potentially useful video compared to many others on pheripheral neuropathy. Thank you for posting!

Thanks yes sounds like what I have. I wear orthotics already and have recently had them adjusted with an extra high point under the ball to help straighten some hammer toes but it seems to have also made this 2nd toe worse...its bent at 2nd joint others at 1st joints and big toe has small bunion forming. Not had pain free for awhile.

I’m 78 and have osteoarthritis. My right foot has a bad bunion but yesterday stepping onto my right foot nearly put me on the ground with a sharp pain on the upper side…something that is totally new. I’d been wearing flip flops recently so maybe the combination of no support plus osteoarthritis?

Thanks so much!

Finally a video I don't have to drag forward. Very informative. He gets right to the point and answers the question without boring the inquirer with idle chatter or antics. In fact, I am going to watch the video again to be sure I absorbed everything. I'd advise taking notes for reference.

Thank you for great information ❤

Thank you!!!! You just gave me the push to stay hydrated and get this extra weight off of me. This pain is something I don't want to go through again. I can barely walk. I thought it was turf toe.

Typical doctor who doesn't know how the medicines affect the body! Prescribing steroids etc for gout is nonsense!

Will this work for mallet toe?

Oh yea, i can grip these dogs around trees to climb, beat that

Science says that if you have certain vitamin deficiencies you can develop symptoms of neuropathy. B vitamin deficiencies are well known for causing these.

Perfect nails until I hit 30.... just after a severe mental breakdown. I believe it was triggered by stress/cortisol. had clippings taken/studies done... not fungal.

I recently did the dumbest thing I think I’ve ever done in my life. I got acrylic put on my two big toes for my graduation in May. I let the nail grow out because it’s summertime so I’m mostly wearing sandals. We are now in June, and for whatever reason I forgot to cut my acrylic toenails off. Two days ago I was invited to go play pickle ball,and I went and stubbed my toenail in my shoe so many times I had to stop playing. It hurt so badly. Currently my toenail is blue and my toe around the perimeter of my toenail is red and swollen. The pain is extremely bad and occasionally I feel a burning sensation. The pain is solely on my right big toe. I went to the doctor and she prescribed me antibiotics, but for some reason, I’m in denial that I have an infection.I’ve been taking antibiotics for two days and I’m not seeing any changes. I’m supposed to be done taking these after five days. If anything, my toe is getting worse. What should I do? Please help! For context on why I got the acrylic on my big toe: This was my first time getting acrylic on my toes ever and my reasoning is because I played college tennis and I stubbed my natural nail a few months ago and broke a piece of it off while playing so I decided to get the acrylic to close that gap.