Injuries and illnesses are a part of life. Luckily, most of them are avoidable or easily treatable. This also applies to foot conditions in children. If you have children, it is important to stay on top of their health, so … Read More
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3D Foot Scanners Are the Future of Orthotics
Gone are the days when you had to rely on over-the-counter orthotic shoe inserts to try to find relief from your foot and ankle problems. Store-bought orthotics are barely able to relieve your foot pain, let alone correct any underlying … Read More
Could Your Ankle Pain Be Coming From The Achilles Tendon?
The Achilles tendon is the large band of tissue that connects the calf muscles to the heel bone. It helps to lift the heel off the ground when walking, running and jumping. There are factors that put you at increased … Read More
The Types of Diabetic Wounds
As if receiving a diabetes diagnosis weren’t devastating enough, the slew of complications lying in wait make living with the disease especially challenging both physically and emotionally. Among the many things you have to brace yourself for is the risk … Read More
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Treatments for Common Pediatric Foot Conditions
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
Peroneal Tendonitis Treatment
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
A Pediatric Podiatrist’s Guide to Healthy Feet
When it comes to taking care of your child’s body, you may be overlooking their feet. Children are in a constant state of development and growth. Studies show that children ages 2 to 6 require a change in shoe size … Read More
