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Take action against stiff shoes. With extended wear sandals may come tired feet, and this may cause discomfort. Some children are particularly prone to feeling pain in his heels at the human organization of 8 to 12 years, said Suzanne Tanner, MD, a pediatrician and a physician in sports medicine at the Center for Sports Medicine at the University of Colorado human organization Denver. Then the child should clamp the arch of the foot in both legs a little tin can. For the temporary relief of pain doctor. Dr Walker said that this exercise delaying the thumbs from the other toes, thus removing voltage from the diseased joint. Frequently encountered hereditary housemaid joint thumb, although it rarely appears before 10 years, says Morton Walker, Dr hiropodicheskoy medicine, former hiropodist (podiatrists) to private practice in Stamford, Conn., and author Social history "Gross book on his feet». If your child has diabetes, does not treat his leg at human organization not having received the advice of doctors, said he. And let your child will reduce the amount of running and jumping, human organization he human organization Fight the pain with stretching. How should soak tumescent big toe joint. In addition, make sure the child does not human organization shoes too small, causing pressure on the nail of the flesh. To relieve the pain, she recommends putting ice on the heel for 10-20 minutes. Refuse sandals. If the backs of shoes for your child very hard, they can cause irritation of the heel and pain, warns Elizabeth Roberts, Dr hiropodicheskoy medicine, emeritus professor of anatomy at New York College hiropodicheskoy of Medicine and author of "On his feet". Stretching exercises may also help to reduce heel pain. If your child is comfortable shoes - let he here it. Just do not forget to wrap the ice in a towel to avoid direct contact with skin. If your child has a sore big toe yoga and markedly thickened and swollen joint, this may indicate inflammation of the bag on the outside finger. Here's an exercise that encourages Dr Tanner: let your child get up to face the wall at a distance approximately half a meter.