Practical tips, treatment insights, and resources to help you take better care of your feet and ankles.
When standard measures have not provided enough relief, some patients begin asking about regenerative treatment options. One option that may come up is amniotic tissue therapy…
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A sore foot or ankle after a workout does not always mean something serious is wrong. But when pain persists, swelling does not settle, or the ankle keeps giving way, the injury deserves a closer look…
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Broken ankles are usually caused by the ankle turning, twisting, or rolling while walking, running, or participating in sports. An ankle can also…
Read moreBroken ankles or “ankle fractures” are a type of injury that occurs when the bones that make up the ankle joint are broken. Ankle injuries are some…
Read moreThe arch is the curved area in the center sole of the foot. At birth, babies do not have arches in their feet, but most will develop arches over…
Read moreFlatfoot is classified as having the entire sole of the foot in contact or near contact to the ground while standing. The disorder is also known as…
Read moreCracked heels , or heel fissures, can develop when skin on the heel dries out and becomes callused. This dried out skin can then crack when weight…
Read moreCracked heels may make you want to think twice about showing off your feet in warmer weather. However, cracked heels may be harmful to more than just…
Read moreHave your child's feet been examined lately? Healthy feet are happy feet. If your child is complaining of foot pain, it may be a sign of underlying…
Read moreThe ankle is composed of a variety of bones, ligaments, and tendons and is designed to allow the movement for the foot and support the body. Pain in…
Read morePain experienced in the ankle can be caused by a multitude of conditions. While the most common cause is an ankle sprain, other possible problems can…
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When one or more ligaments in the ankle are overstretched or torn, an ankle sprain occurs. Ankle sprains can range from mild to severe. Podiatrists…
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