Diabetic patients often have decreased sensitivity in their feet, which makes a visual inspection of the feet even more important. If you’re diabetic, having periodic screenings is extremely important for maintaining the overall health of your feet.
Ankle pain can affect walking, standing, and daily movement. The ankle is a hinge-like joint that connects the leg and foot, allowing up-and-down motion. Pain in this area often results from ankle tendonitis. This is caused by irritation of a tendon, which is a strong band that connects muscles to bones and helps control movement….
Foot orthotics are custom or prefabricated medical devices placed inside shoes to support alignment, improve function, and relieve pressure. They are commonly used to treat conditions like corns, foot ulcers, tendonitis, and recurrent ankle sprains by redistributing weight and stabilizing movement. Functional foot orthotics are designed to control abnormal motion and improve biomechanics, while prefabricated…
If you’re suffering from an ankle fracture, professional attention shouldn’t wait. Fractures may worsen over time and can make completing everyday activities incredibly difficult. See your specialist for treatment and guidance through the healing process.
By offering treatments such as Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Debridement, Offloading, Specialty Dressings, and more, we provide not just hope but a comprehensive approach to healing for those suffering from non-healing foot and leg wounds. See if advanced wound care is right for you – Request an appointment today!
Ingrown toenails develop when the edge of a nail grows into the surrounding skin, leading to redness, swelling, and discomfort. Treatment depends on severity. Mild cases may improve with careful trimming, soaking the foot, and reducing pressure from tight shoes. When pain persists or infection develops, professional care is important. A podiatrist can safely remove…
Plantar fibromatosis is a condition characterized by the development of benign fibrous nodules within the plantar fascia, the thick connective tissue along the bottom of the foot. These firm lumps are typically located in the arch, and may gradually increase in size. Symptoms can include localized pain, tenderness, swelling, and discomfort while walking or standing,…
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