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Pediatric patients between the ages of infancy up to 18 are more prone to various foot conditions, such as congenital deformities, sprains and fractures, and skin and soft tissue problems.
Since children are more physically active and more sensitive, … Read More
Foot injuries are very common, and the likelihood of developing one increases the more physically active you are. Being physically active is good for overall health and fills you with endorphins, which can uplift your mood and make you feel … Read More
The peroneal tendon is responsible for connecting your lower leg to your foot, providing support for your ankle, and enabling you to rock your foot outward. Due to overuse or ankle injury, the tendon can become inflamed, a condition referred … Read More
