Tag: Orthopedic issues

Affecting around 10% of all shoulder girdle injuries, acromioclavicular (AC) joint separation is a surprisingly common reason for a noticeable shoulder bump, especially in young, active individuals. A prominent or 'why is my bone showing on my shoulder?' can be a confusing symptom that points to several possible underlying causes, ranging from injury to nerve damage.

Foot dragging, often a sign of an underlying issue, affects many people and is clinically known as a shuffling gait. But **why would someone drag their feet?** This action, where the foot fails to fully clear the ground while walking, can indicate a range of health problems from minor issues to serious neurological conditions.

According to podiatrists, the seemingly harmless and convenient design of Crocs can lead to foot issues in children over time. This article investigates the question, "Can baby Crocs bite?"—not literally, of course—by exploring the less-obvious but very real health concerns this type of shoe presents for infants and toddlers.