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Post by missmischief on Jul 7, 2014 21:36:12 GMT
Have started to get footburn when riding over the last few weeks but tonight it's really bad. Have got 3 more rides this week which I seriously won't be able to do unless I can do something about it. Same horse, boots, stirrups and irons for years but for some reason just seems to be getting worse every time I ride. Slightly in my left foot but really bad in my right. Been off my horse now for 3 hours and I can still feel the tingling in my toes. Anyone any ideas on what causes it or what I can do to stop it? Please getting desperate!!
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Post by chalky284 on Jul 9, 2014 21:39:19 GMT
Are you able to walk ok afterwards?? Or does it carry on?
What's the pain like??
I'm wondering if you've got plantar fasciitis very painful but will pass , try rolling your foot over a cold glass bottle whilst your sitting down sounds odd but really helps!
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Post by waspblue on Jul 27, 2014 22:33:57 GMT
I have plantar fasciitis and I can say that it is very painful indeed, mine however does not pass, it is always painful especially when I get out of bed in the morning and take the first few steps - agony.
I bought some insoles when at Your Horse Live last year and they have been amazing easing away about 90% of the pain and helping me to stand properly for the first time in ages. I have a phone number for the people I got them off, if you pm me I'll send it to you and you can have a chat with them, as they are really good at this type of foot problem and have helped me no end,
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