Broken Toes: How Worried Should I Be?
Maybe it happened when you walked barefoot in the dark through the house. Maybe it was barefoot down the stairwell. It has happened to everyone: We bumped our toes …
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How We Can Treat Your Ingrown Toenail?
What Is An Ingrown Toenail? An ingrown toenail is a common condition, usually affecting the big toe, where the toenail grows into the soft flesh located on the toe. …
Athlete’s Foot In The Summer
Given the hot temperatures, it’s very common to sweat a lot. Sweat creates moist, damp areas susceptible to fungi, which is no fun. Fungi can cause a variety of …
How Gait Analysis Can Help You
Gait analysis is a method of evaluating the walk or run of a patient to gain insight into their walking gait. If you enjoy running or walking, gait analysis …
Treating Foot Cysts
Treating Foot Cysts Cysts are fluid-filled growths that can form along your tendons and or joints. Ranging in size from small to large, they can create moderate to severe …
Foot Care For Diabetics
Foot Care For Diabetics People with diabetes are usually prone to having foot problems due to long periods of high blood sugar. These high sugar levels associated with diabetes …
How We Can Help with Your Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis occurs when the plantar fascia ligament becomes inflamed. This can be caused by micro-tears or past foot injuries which could create heel pain, foot pain, and stiffness. …
Properly Recovering from a Sprained Ankle
An ankle sprain is an injury where your ligaments in that region stretch or even tear. These types of injuries typically occur when these ligaments are stretched past their …
Getting Rid of Plantar Warts
Plantar warts are essentially just small growths that may appear on high, weight-bearing areas of the foot. If untreated, plantar warts could turn into a real problem and could …
Preventing Foot Pain After Surgery
Preventing foot pain after surgery is key to preserving the health of the feet and lower extremities. There are several causes of foot pain that can be attributed to …