Sprained toes affect people in all walks of life, from athletes to the elderly and everyone in between. But what happens to your foot when you sprain your toe, and how can you treat these injuries? We take a closer look at some of the best ways to manage a sprained toe in today’s blog. […]
Should I See A Foot Doctor?
Most people know the traditional signs that suggest they should visit their family physician, be it a fever, drowsiness or a cough that just won’t go away. Fewer people are aware of the signs that suggest they would benefit from an appointment with a foot specialist. In today’s blog, we share some signs or symptoms […]
Improving Your Footwork During The Offseason
No matter what sport you play, your feet are going to play a critical role in your success. Whether you want to be quicker on skates, jump higher on the basketball court or simply get stronger, there are some things you can do in the offseason to improve your footwork no matter what sport you’re […]
Understanding The Anti-Doctor Media Bias
Over the weekend we stumbled upon a story titled “Stop the anti-doctor media bias.” It’s a fascinating read that showcases how misinformation and half-truths have led to a noticeable anti-doctor wave of stories in the media. The piece cites stories about “major opioid busts from pill pusher doctors” and “doctors overtreating patients” in order to […]
The Challenges of Treating Charcot Marie Tooth Disease
Despite having the word “tooth” in its name, Charcot Marie Tooth disease is a foot condition that results in a moderate to severe deformity of the feet. It’s categorized by a high arch and a heel that turns inward, leading to an abnormal foot shape. This can lead to a number of different issues for […]
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