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What is Sesamoiditis?
posted: Dec. 07, 2018.
What is Sesamoiditis? Sesamoids are small bones that are only connected to tendons or surrounded in muscle. This only appears in a few places in the body, one of which is Read more -
Treating Toenail Fungus
posted: Nov. 01, 2018.
Treating toenail fungus Toenail fungus--it's one of the most common podiatric problems children, teens, and adults have. Causing thickened, yellow, brittle nails, onychomycosis (the medical name for toenail fungus) spreads easily Read more -
Treating Heel Spurs
posted: Oct. 03, 2018.
Have you been experiencing any heel pain or bothersome tenderness without any obvious cause? Although heel spurs themselves sometimes do not cause acute discomfort, they are frequently associated with the Read more -
Caring For Arthritic Feet
posted: Aug. 31, 2018.
Arthritis is a joint condition that affects roughly 54 million American adults according to the Arthritis Foundation. It can show up in joints all around the body, including the feet Read more -
What to Do When You Keep Getting Blisters
posted: Jul. 30, 2018.
A foot blister is a small pocket of fluid that forms on the foot. Blisters can be painful while they heal. Foot blisters are caused by several things, including friction, Read more -
What You Can Do About Hammertoes
posted: Jul. 05, 2018.
When most people think about foot deformities they most often think about bunions; however, hammertoes are just as common. This unassuming deformity comes about gradually, so you may not even Read more -
Choose the Best Shoes and Socks for Your Child's Developing Feet
posted: May 30, 2018.
While it might not be something you think about often (or at all), the health of your child’s feet is important. Your child is growing by leaps and bounds and Read more -
Are You Dealing With Bunions?
posted: Apr. 27, 2018.
What is a Bunion? Are you dealing with a bunion? A bunion is a protrusion of the bone at the base of the big toe. While a bunion may seem like Read more -
Sesamoid Injuries
posted: Apr. 02, 2018.
Everything You Need to Know About Sesamoid Injuries Think you have a sesamoid injury? Sesamoids are bones embedded in tendons. Sesamoid injuries are often associated with activities requiring increased pressure on Read more -
Claw Toes and Mallet Toes
posted: Mar. 02, 2018.
Understanding Claw and Mallet Toes Think you may have mallet or claw toes? Mallet and claw toes form over years and are common in adults. Mallet and claw toes are among Read more -
Alleviating Painful Arthritis of the Foot and Ankle
posted: Feb. 07, 2018.
With age, it’s not uncommon to experience pain and stiffness in your feet and ankles. Carefully monitoring your pain is important, however, as this noticeable discomfort could be an early Read more -
Preventing and Treating Ankle Sprains
posted: Jan. 03, 2018.
An ankle sprain is one of the most common injuries to the ankle, resulting from a fall or a sudden twist that forces the ligaments out of their normal position. Read more -
Prevention and Treatment for Achilles Tendinitis
posted: Dec. 04, 2017.
The Achilles tendon is the largest and strongest tendon in the body, located in the back of the lower leg and connecting the heel bone to the calf muscle. This Read more -
5 Ways To Soothe Tired, Aching Feet
posted: Nov. 03, 2017.
We’ve all been there before - after a long day of work, shopping or a playing sports, your feet ache and you feel as if you couldn’t walk another step Read more -
Looking After Little Feet: Proper Foot Care for Your Baby
posted: Oct. 09, 2017.
A child's feet grow rapidly during the first year, reaching almost half of their adult foot size. This is why podiatrists consider the first year to be the most important Read more -
Maintain Healthy Weight to Prevent Foot Problems
posted: Sep. 08, 2017.
With our feet bearing the weight of our entire body, it’s no surprise that carrying excess weight may increase the chance of developing foot problems. In fact, recent studies have Read more