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How Can Orthotics Help With Foot Pain? Doctor or Salesman? you pick -
Podiatrist Explains Heel Spurs and Pain Find out whether your heel spurs are the cause of your heel pain. -
Foot Changes During Pregnancy Regular exercise, elevation of your feet, and compression stockings can help this swelling. If you experience swelling only on one side of the body you should notify your doctor. -
Shoe size matters. Over 90% of us wear shoes that are too small according to studies -
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. -
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. -
“Mom my Heel Hurts “ This is the time of the year when little ones become active in their summer sports and activities. -
Avoiding Heel Pain At the Start of Sandal Season The fact of the matter is that many sandals are not very supportive. Most sandals have flat or thin soles, and flip flop sandals in particular do not stay on the foot well. -
Moving? Everyone Hates this Task! How to avoid Foot/Ankle Injuries -
Saphenous Nerve Pain There are many causes of heel pain. Heel pain can be plantar fasciitis but can also be caused by something not related to the musculoskeletal system. -
Do flip flops cause heel pain? These sandals have varying degrees of construction quality, but most fit into a category of inexpensive and poorly supportive footwear. -
Heel Pain? Indiana Podiatrist Explains the Stone Bruise The stone bruise can cause a significant amount of heel pain. A podiatrist in central Indiana explains this common injury and why it occurs.