Heel fractures, although uncommon, do happen. When they do occur, the heel bone breaks. This is usually due to severe impacts like falling from a significant height or any other sudden force applied to the heel.
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Flat Feet occur when feet do not have a normal arch when standing and are referred to as “pes planus,” which translates into fallen arches
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Have you found yourself frequently noticing a nagging pain in your feet or ankles? Nearly 1 out of every 3 people in the United States alone experience foot or ankle pain, yet less than half of those affected will see a foot doctor to address their issues.
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For those of us who frequently jog or run to stay fit and active, developing Achilles tendinitis is an ever-present threat for our foot and ankle health.
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In the United States alone, there are nearly 40 million people diagnosed with a form of arthritis. As a medical condition, arthritis is actually an umbrella term for several different types of conditions that are considered arthritis.
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We’ve all heard of bunions and often think of it as a foot condition that exclusively affects our big toes. Did you know that you can also develop bunions in your pinky toe?
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Imagine you’re walking your usual route for an evening stroll and you notice about one third of the way through, your foot starts to burn. Maybe it’s a nerve burning, like that of feeling pins and needles, or it’s more of a muscle burning. Is this normal?
Read MoreMetatarsalgia (or metatarsal syndrome) is an uncomfortable and painful malady that strikes in the area of the ball of the foot.
Read MoreA variety of factors and conditions can cause or contribute to pain on the top of your foot but it can be difficult to determine the precise cause without the help of your foot doctor.
Read MoreThe arch of your foot is an interesting and complex structure composed of three main sections including the transverse arch and the two longitudinal sections.
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