Podiatry Foot Care
Common Signs and What to Expect From an Ankle Injury
What Is a Sports Injury? Varying degrees of ankle injuries can occur while competing in sporting events. Sports injuries are injuries that occur during sports… Continue Reading
Smelly Feet – More Than Just Embarrassing
Foot odor can be an embarrassing and sometimes uncomfortable problem for many people. However, understanding the problem and taking some simple measures can help. Sweating… Continue Reading
Foot Fracture Or Ankle Sprain How Can You Tell?
The quick answer is, unless you are a specialist, you may not be able to tell. They both can have similar symptoms, so, in many… Continue Reading
Shoeless Running Risks vs. Benefits
Ever since man came out of the trees to walk and run on the ground, we have perfected this form of mobility. Award-winning runners from… Continue Reading
Poor Circulation In Feet Part 2
Treatment and Prevention Poor blood circulation in the legs and the feet can cause various health problems. The buildup of plaque causes the arteries to… Continue Reading
Foot and Ankle Arthritis Proper Diagnosis Key To Treatment
While there are over 100 types of arthritis, the one that most commonly affects the foot and ankle is osteoarthritis (“osteo” means bone). Osteoarthritis develops… Continue Reading
Achilles Tendonitis
The Achilles tendon is the large tendon that connects the heel bone (calcaneus) to the muscles in the back of the calf. Achilles tendonitis is… Continue Reading
Achilles Tendonitis Foot and Leg Pain Needs Attention
The fierce Achilles of Greek mythology was a legendary hero of the Trojan War, but is remembered today for his greatest weakness his heel. The… Continue Reading
Fungal Toenails Need Treatment
While toenail fungal infections are treatable, if left unattended, they can create serious, permanent problems. They may also lead to other serious infections that can… Continue Reading
Orthotics and Flat Feet
The foot is supported by the main supportive structure of the arch. If the arch is collapsed or flattened, other joints begin to compensate. This… Continue Reading
