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Peroneal Tendon Injuries In Basketball The tendons can become injured in basketball due to a variety of reasons. Ankle sprains that force the foot inward can stretch and strain one or both of the tendons, while more serious sprains can actually tear the tendons. -
Frostbite People with certain conditions are at higher risk such as smokers, diabetics, and people with PVD. -
It’s Basketball 🏀 season! No matter if you’re the Star or your child is your Basketball Star, I have a written six articles about foot and ankle injuries to help you understand what to do if your Basketball Star gets injured. -
When is it time to have an ankle “scoped”? You probably have heard of arthroscopic knee surgery, in which a small camera and instruments are placed into the knee joint to help repair injuries from prolonged “wear and tear” on the joint. This type of procedure is also commonly performed on a painful ankle joint. If you have ankle pain that is persisting despite conservative treatments, an ankle arthroscopy may help. -
Shoe size matters. Over 90% of us wear shoes that are too small according to studies -
FLAT FEET EXPLAINED: PART 2 NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT In basic terms, there are two options for treatment, as there are two basic types of flat feet. The options are supportive shoes and prescription orthotics inserts, and surgical reconstruction. -
Treating diabetic nerve pain (neuropathy) A common problem for diabetics is nerve pain (neuropathy). This can take the form of burning, tingling, cramping, clamping, electrical shooting, or dull aching sensation -
How to Avoid Falling in Indiana This Winter Prone to falling? Indiana foot and ankle doctors give you tips to help stay upright. -
You Have Been Diagnosed with Diabetes? Starting to live a healthy diabetic life from the beginning can help avoid/delay the potential complications associated with diabetes -
I have Black Toenails After a Run? Help! What does it mean if your toenail is black after a run? -
Cold weather is coming How to Treat Heel Cracks As the weather begins to cool down and winter fast approaches, the dreaded heel crack begins -
Can I Have Foot Surgery If I Am Diabetic? The need for foot surgery arises from time to time in people of all ages, due to a wide variety of conditions which are not always fixed by nonsurgical treatment. -
Breaking-In’ and Caring for New Orthotics As many of our patients know, orthotics are used as part of a treatment plan for numerous foot conditions. -
Do Cortisone Injections Wear Off? Wondering if shots for heel pain eventually wear off? A podiatrist explains why these types of injections do not actually wear off. -
Podiatry Has Changed One may ask, well why can't I just go to the local orthopedic surgeon? -
Podiatrist Explain the Right Way to Cut Toenails Every person has their own individual taste for how long they would like their nails to be- a sort of 'comfort zone'. -
My Child's Heels Hurt... We see a lot of children in our practice and pride ourselves on catering to the needs of children and their parents. -
Do Athletes Benefit from Orthotic Shoe Inserts? Athletes of all levels can experience foot pain, either through injury or simply through damage to the body’s tissues from poor foot structure. -
Heel pain is the most common foot problem of Americans Many people try to ignore the early signs of heel pain but this generally leads to additional problems due to limping and changing the way you walk. -
"Ask Steph" My feet were burning Jamie said to me after practice her feet were burning and really acing, is there anything we can do to relieve the burning and acing pain?