Everything you need to know about foot and ankle pain including symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
06/03/2026
Foot Rash or Just an Irritation?
Don't let a mystery lump or itchy rash keep you off your feet! From Athlete’s Foot to Contact Dermatitis, knowing the difference is the first step to relief.
We’ve broken down the most common causes, symptoms, and most importantly, how to treat them.
🔗 Visit bit.ly/FootRashes to identify your foot rash and get back to walking pain-free!
05/03/2026
Why Are My Feet Red? Find out about the common causes of red feet and how to treat them: bit.ly/WhyFeetRed
05/03/2026
Bump On Toe: Foot Blisters. Unexplained blisters on top of your toes?
Find out about the common types of blisters on feet, and the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of lump and bumps on your toes bit.ly/ToeLump
07/02/2026
Pain On The Outside Of Your Foot? Our foot pain diagrams help you work out what is causing your pain and the best ways to treat it. Check out our outer foot pain diagnosis chart: bit.ly/FootPainDiagram
06/02/2026
Pain On The Inside Of Your Foot? Our foot pain diagnosis charts help you work out what is wrong and the best treatment options. Check out our inner foot pain diagram - bit.ly/FootPainDiagram
05/02/2026
Pain on top of your foot? Check out our foot pain diagram - everything you need to help you work out what is causing your pain and the best ways to treat it. bit.ly/FootPainDiagram
29/01/2026
Finger bending the wrong way? Swan neck deformity causes abnormal finger bending, often linked to arthritis or tendon problems. Early treatment can help. tinyurl.com/SwanNeckDeformity
26/01/2026
Can't bend your finger tip? Find out about the causes, symptoms and treatment of Jersey Finger, a flexor tendon injury - tinyurl.com/JerseyFinger
13/01/2026
👣 Big Toe Pain?
Sharp, throbbing, or stiff? Swollen or discolored? Your big toe could be telling you something important—from injury and tendon issues to arthritis or gout.
💡 Try this:
Rest & ice
Wear supportive shoes
Avoid activities that make it worse
⚠️ See a doctor if pain is sudden, severe, or your toe is bruised or deformed.
Noticed a lump on your toe? 👣
Hard, soft, painful or painless — toe lumps are common and often linked to pressure, joint changes or soft tissue swelling.
This quick guide helps you work out what might be causing it and when to get it checked 👉 bit.ly/ToeLump
07/01/2026
Pain on the outside of your foot? 👣
Lateral foot pain is often caused by tendon overload, ankle sprains, cuboid syndrome or fractures — and misdiagnosis can seriously delay recovery.
I’ve just updated my complete guide to pain on the outside of the foot, including how to tell the difference and when to see a doctor.
bit.ly/OuterFootPain
30/12/2025
🏆 We’re incredibly proud to share some exciting news! 🏆
We have won "Best Digital Health Service Provider" at the Global Health & Pharmaceutical Awards 2025, as part of Wilson Health Ltd 🎉
This award recognises our commitment to delivering clear, evidence-based digital health information that genuinely helps people understand their pain, make informed decisions, and get back to living well.
From our educational websites to the resources we create every day, our mission has always been simple: make health information accessible, trustworthy, free, and easy to understand. Being recognised on a global stage makes all the hard work worthwhile.
A huge thank you to everyone who reads, shares, and trusts our content — this award is for you as much as it is for us. 💙
Here’s to continuing to raise the standard in digital health services in 2026 and beyond. 🚀 bit.ly/WinnerGHPAwards
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Foot Pain Explored tells you everything to know about foot and ankle problems. From diagnosis to treatment, exercises to anatomy, we’ll help you beat your foot pain.
Having worked as a physiotherapist for over 10 years, Chloe was aware of how little GOOD information was out there on foot pain. More and more people are turning to the internet for health information and there are many sites make great promises, but they often don’t deliver. In some cases, they can actually make things worse.
So, ever since, we have been developing and expanding to provide first-class information on everything you could possibly want or need to know about foot pain. We also have sites on knee pain and are developing one on shoulder pain.
All of our information is completely free. No hidden costs, no subscriptions to unlock full articles. We want people all over the world to be able to access high-quality health advice without being constrained by cost. We do use advertising on the site to make it viable - it has taken years of hard work, and continues to do so, so I’m sure you will understand this. We hope you find what you are looking for and can take back control of your foot and ankle pain with the confidence to know what you can do to get better. If you ever have any questions, do get in touch - we’d love to help