We always tell patients that it’s wise to vary their workout routines, so many people end up doing some running workouts and doing gym-based workouts on other occasions. But should you be wearing the same shoe for both of these workouts? There’s a good chance that your running shoe isn’t the best option for a […]
Study Suggests Most People Don’t Care About Their Foot Pain
A study released by the American Podiatric Medical Association paints a grim picture of how Americans manage foot discomfort when it arises. According to the APMA’s survey of over 1,000 patients, of the 77 percent of patients who reported experiencing foot pain, only a third of those said they would seek out a podiatrist to […]
Three Ways To Repair A Torn Ankle Ligament
The ligaments around our ankle joint play a key role in stabilizing the joint and allowing for normal foot and ankle function. When one or more of these ligaments are damaged or torn, this stability decreases, making normal movement more challenging and increasing your risk of a subsequent injury. Rest alone won’t help these ligaments […]
The Surprising Causes Of Plantar Fasciitis
When you think of a foot injury, you probably imagine an issue that developed as a result of acute trauma. Perhaps you envision a basketball player spraining their ankle stepping on another player’s foot, or a person suffering a foot fracture after tripping down the stairs. However, it’s not always an acute moment of stress […]
10 Things Doctors Wish Patients Knew About Ankle Sprains
Tens of thousands of Americans sprain their ankles every day, yet the vast majority of people really don’t understand what they are dealing with and the best way to treat it. We see ankle sprains or the fallout from a sprain almost every day, and we believe that a more informed patient may be able […]
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