Skin Problems

Published on March 17th, 2016

Foot pain can stem from multiple issues, such as plantar fasciitis or hammertoe. However, one common cause is skin problems, from calluses to athlete’s foot. These skin problems can occur due to a myriad of reasons. Oftentimes, either poor foot hygiene or an unnatural amount of trauma will be the culprit. Below are some of […]

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Treating Turf Toe

Published on March 11th, 2016

Turf toe may not be the most common foot ailment, but it negatively affects many people, particularly athletes. This injury is associated with the big toe joint, leading to pain in this area. This joint is rather complex, and carries quite a bit of weight. There are seven tendons, along with multiple ligaments, nerves, and […]

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Ankle Sprain Severity Grading

Published on March 4th, 2016

Ankle sprains and strains are some of the most common ankle injuries that people face, particularly athletes. People who play tennis, basketball, soccer, and runners tend to be the most often affected, though anyone can sprain their ankle. Sprains can range from mild to severe, and there is a specific grading process doctors adhere to […]

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Neuromas No More

Published on February 24th, 2016

Neuromas, also known as Morton’s neuromas, are a rather common problem podiatrists treat, particularly in the winter. Essentially, this condition is when a nerve becomes inflamed or engorged between the third and fourth toes. This can be rather problematic, for it causes difficulties walking and leads to nerve complications. Fortunately, treatment is available, though it […]

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Promoting Balance Through Footwear

Published on February 17th, 2016

As one gets older, one main concern health-wise is the risk of falling. While falling as a child is expected, when an elderly person falls, it can result in severe consequences. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, falls are the largest cause of injury amongst senior citizens. One of the best ways […]

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