I have been told by the owner of Peeps in Oregon that lack of use can lead to the withering of a chickens extra toes (not the whole foot).
Swelling and pain in the instep of the left foot
A fungus (ringworm).
depends... how big is a man sized foot?
i dont know ask a docter
Yes, you should tell your doctor about the foot pain in your heel. There are many causes for foot pain and some are more serious than others. It is better to be safe than sorry.
Possible causes are higher than average foot arches, bowed legs or weak ankles.
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There are a lot of possible reasons why someone may experience foot pain and other foot problems. The following are some causes of foot problems; Diabetic foot pain, a foot problem due to too tight shoes and a foot problem cause by bone or tissue injuries.
it depends on breed type
There are various potential causes of foot cramps. The causes can include becoming dehydrated, over exercising or stretching the foot too far and sudden movements.
There are many potential causes of foot cramps. The causes can be found online via sites such as WebMD, NHS, wikiHow, MayoClinic, Foot Vitals and also Better Health.
Some causes of sleeping foot are extreme temperatures on the foot or leg, excessive pressure on certain parts of the foot or leg, and radiation therapy for cancer on the body.
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Bumblefoot is usually caused first by an abrasion to the skin of the foot pad and then an infection sets in causing a large growth on the bottom of the chickens foot. It doesn't have to be a wide open cut just a small scrape or light abrasion to the foot pad will be enough to cause a problem. Most cases of bumblefoot involve the following bacteria: Staphylococcus Aureus, E.coli, or Corynebacterium. Once the infection takes hold in a matter of days the foot and or foot pad becomes swollen and is somewhat reddened and may be hot to the touch. If the foot is swollen but is still soft to the touch you have a very good chance of curing the problem with antibiotics alone. If you allow it to go untreated, the chickens will often succumb to secondary infections.
Some causes for foot pain are fractured or broken toes, nerve damage, calluses, or warts on the feet.
The Achilles tendon is on the back toward the rear of your foot. There are several injuries that you can sustain from the area. The best possible treatment is resting the foot and giving it time to heal on it's own.