These blogs are great for understanding your foot problem, learning proper foot care, and discovering new, painless treatment options. We have all different blogs written by podiatrists around the country, our own doctors, even our staff. Foot care is essential to healthy, happy feet.
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Diabetic Shoes Part 2: The Why’s and the Where Fores Diabetic shoes are very beneficial for patients who have diabetes! They are preventative and can help save your feet from amputation and other serious problems. -
Sports to Increase Your Foot and Ankle Flexibility Have you considered sports to help increase the flexibility of your feet and ankles, therefore reducing injuries? -
Recovery Time for a Sprained Ankle Sprained ankles are much more serious then a twisted ankle. The injury is more severe so treatment is usually more involved to make sure it heals properly. -
Preventing Injuries in Field Hockey Field hockey is a popular sport. There are some easy ways to prevent common injuries and keep your feet and ankles safe so you can stay in the game all season. -
What to Expect When Having Cryosurgery or Cryotherapy Cryotherapy may be able to end your pain without invasive surgery. Cryotherapy treats a number of conditions such as neuromas and heel pain. Learn more now! -
Tips to Buying Children's Shoes Buying shoes for children can be especially difficult. Toddlers can't voice their opinion so well and teenagers have nothing but opinions. Here are some tips. -
Tips to Reducing Foot Swelling While Pregnant Foot swelling or edema as it's referred, is very common in pregnant women. It is usually caused by all the extra fluid a pregnant women is retaining. -
Do I Have a Callus or a Wart? Warts and calluses can look very similar. However, there are some very important differences. The main difference- warts are contagious. -
What Causes Itchy Feet | Treating Itchy Feet Itchy feet can be annoying and embarrassing. Learn what's causing your itchy feet so you can get the best treatment available. Our office has different options. -
Who Should Treat My Sprained Ankle A sprained ankle is a serious problem. You should be treated immediately in order to prevent further damage and to reduce your recovery time. We have 24/7 care. -
Soaps for Fungus on the Feet FungaSoap is a great tool to help treat and eliminate fungus on the foot. It can be used daily to help to eliminate the effects that comes with foot fungus. -
Infected Blisters & Blisters That Will Not Heal How do you know if your blister is healing or if it;s infected? Blisters can seem like small foot problem, however, they can quickly turn problematic. -
Different Treatment Options for Athlete's Foot Athlete's foot is a fungal infection that effects the skin on your feet. It can be itchy, burning, and red. There are different treatment options for Athletes foot. -
High Arches and Foot Pain People with high arches can experience pain, calluses, and many other foot problems. There are easy treatment options that can help relieve your pain. -
Morton's Neuroma: Pain in the Ball of the Foot Are you having pain in the ball of the foot and have not had any trauma that you could imagine has caused this pain? You may have a Morton's neuroma. -
How Does the Laser Therapy Work for Nail Fungus? Laser are the all the buzz for ridding your nails of embarrassing toenail fungus, but how does it really work? We have your answers. Now is the time to call. -
Basketball Foot & Ankle Injuries Basketball is a great sport that can cause a ton of foot and ankle problems. The foot and ankle can be injured with sprains, fractures and much more. Prevention is key. -
Football Draft | Football Player Injuries It's football draft season. With the draft upon, we are looking at some common football player injuries. Ankle sprains, fractures and soreness are common problems. -
Baseball and Softball Foot and Ankle Injuries Baseball and softball players are susceptible to a lot of foot and ankle injuries. Heel pain, Achilles injuries, and heel pain are just a few. Prevent injuries! -
Sandals Can Cause Foot Pain Sandals can cause a slew of foot problems including tendonitis, ankle sprains and heel pain. It is important to make sure your spring footwear is supportive!