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.
Read MoreAnkle Fractures are a very painful injury whereby the ankle bone sustains a partial or full break. This condition can be caused by sudden accidents or blunt force trauma to the ankle.
Read MoreDo you know if your feet are flat? Most people won’t know they have flat feet, or fallen arches until they visit a podiatrist.
Read MoreAnkle Fractures can be overwhelming to anybody, but the elderly can be especially susceptible to this awful injury. Simple ankle fractures, described as compound fractures from general and routine activities, can significantly impact an elder person’s life expectancy.
Read MoreIngrown toenails occur as toenails dig into nearby skin, causing the toe to become inflamed. As you can imagine, this is not a good feeling to have.
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreWe’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?
Read MoreWhen things change slowly over time, sometimes it becomes pretty hard for us to notice. Maybe someone else will notice before you do, but what if they don’t say anything?
Read MoreOne of the top ten diseases people in the United States suffer from is diabetes . Over 29 million Americans have diabetes. Some more famous diabetics are novelist Anne Rice, Supreme Court Justice Sonya Sotomayor and pop culture icon, Nick Jonas.
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