Foot problem can be very severe at times especially conditions like Tarsal tunnel-syndrome can really difficult.
Runners especially the ones who are professional runners may experience Tarsal tunnel syndrome which is caused when abnormal pressure is experienced by the tibial nerve.
Those who suffer from it experience severe pain in the arch of the foot.
Runners also experience skin and toenail related problems.
Although many times these problems seem to be minor, if ignored for long it can become very painful and can even restrict you from running.
Blisters, athlete' foot and calluses are other problems which the runners experience quite often.
Sometimes the toe nails show brownish, purple and black discoloration due to blood clotting or bleeding under the nail, if ignored for long it can cause the toe to swell up.
In order to perform well in a sport like running one must pay a lot of attention towards the health of the feet.
If you ignore your foot related problems now you may have regrets later.
The most confusing thing about getting an injury is that it is difficult to analyze how severe the matter is.
To resolve this problem some developers have created this amazing sports medicine application which is available for free for iPhone.
The advantage of this sports medicine application is that it allows you to run injury free.
Which means that with the help of beautiful illustrations it helps in diagnosing injuries, helping in recovery and it also provides tips to prevent injuries in future? In other words it has everything a sports person can ask for.
Whether you want to diagnose an injury, maintain a recovery log or need important tips on how to prevent injuries you will get it all on your phone without any effort.
It is strange indeed; nobody had ever thought that a day would come when professional runners would be able to use their phone to run injury free.
The technology has truly advanced, the application can help diagnose common feet problems for runners Tarsal tunnel syndrome and skin and toe related problems.