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Radiation Therapy Offers Help for Heel Pain

Do you need help for heel pain, but aren’t sure how to get it? Well, a new study could offer hope for pain relief. But before we treat heel pain, we always like to figure out the cause of your problem. So, let’s take a closer look at what causes heel pain, then offer some…

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Here’s Why Removing Bunions Makes Sense for Young Adults

Have you been thinking about removing bunions? But you’re young, so you feel like there’s no rush to schedule surgery? You may want to reconsider that decision. And here’s why. Removing Bunions: Important at Any Age If you’re a women, you’re already facing higher bunion risks. In fact, women are nine times as likely to…

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Why Diabetic Foot Care is Crucial

Diabetic foot care is one of the most important ways to prevent complications. Now, when conversation turns to diabetes management, most people focus on maintaining blood glucose levels.  They also try to boost physical activity, and lose some weight, especially with Type II diabetes. Of course, all of that is very important. But many seem…

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What are Orthotics and Why Would I Need Them?

If you’ve been living with chronic foot or heel pain, you may have heard that custom orthotics could offer pain relief.  But what are orthotics? And how are they different from over-the-counter shoe inserts? Well, for our patients, they’re often the solution to chronic pain. That was the case for Cheryl L, who recently shared:…

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CDC Says Arthritis is Now More Common

Arthritis, which affects over 53 million Americans, can hurt your feet. And, the CDC says that’s a big increase. Because, back in 2010, arthritis only hurt 50 million people. So, if that rate continues, many new people will soon be dealing with this painful disease. Now, arthritis is most common in older individuals. And that’s…

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Here’s why Toenail Fungus is on the Rise

Does it feel like toenail fungus is popping up all the time? Well, there’s good reason! According to scientific studies,  fungal infections hit your toes and feet more than any other place on the body. Why is that the case? This blog will explain why you develop toenail fungus. And help offer treatment options so…

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5 Pregnancy Foot Problems Women Can Avoid

Pregnancy foot problems aren’t a given. Of course, while pregnant women can enjoy several positive things about expecting a child, they often face concerns like swollen ankles and foot pain. Early intervention is important when pain begins. Because, it could be the sign of a more serious problem like plantar fasciitis. Which, left untreated, makes…

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What is an ingrown toenail and how is it treated?

If the area around your toenail is sore, tender, red or swollen, you could have an ingrown toenail. Most often, you’ll notice trouble around your large toenail bed. But, according to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, “An ingrown nail occurs when the skin on one or both sides of a nail grows over the edges…

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Why do I have pain in the ball of my foot?

Are you wondering, why do I have burning, stabbing pain in the ball of my foot? Does it keep you from running or walking without discomfort? It could be a Morton’s neuroma, and if it is, we’re here to help. Just recently, one of our patient’s left a five-star review, saying “The Doctor was very…

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Do This to Protect Kids from Sever’s Disease

Young athletes have a high risk for Sever’s disease, a painful condition that’s common in active tweens. While there’s no guaranteed way to prevent this problem, avoiding early sports specialization may be the answer. Stick to Multi-Sports in the Early Years According to Dr. Liebeg of Akron Children’s Hospital, young kids should avoid sports specialization.…

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