We’ve talked about plantar fasciitis on this blog a few times in the past, and it’s a condition that we see in our office pretty regularly. Plantar fasciitis involves inflammation and tearing of the thick band of tissue that connects your heel to your toes. Under enough stress, this band of tissue can actually rupture […]
Heel Pain In Children – What Could Be The Cause?
If heel pain is preventing your child from being as active as they’d like to be, it’s important that you have your primary care physician or a foot specialist take a closer look. This discomfort could be caused by a condition known as Sever’s disease, which tends to develop during adolescence when the body is […]
How A Return To The Office Is Leading To More Foot Injuries
The COVID-19 pandemic forced many employees and businesses to shift to a new normal that oftentimes involved working from home in some capacity. And while companies are all in different stages of returning to business operations as we move past what we believe to be the worst of the pandemic, it’s clear that more employees […]
Study Finds The Most Common Day And Time For High Heel Injuries
A study out of Australia found the day and time you’re most likely to be injured as a result of wearing high-heeled shoes. According to the study, Sunday mornings in the summer were the most common time that hospitals treated individuals for high heel-related injuries, oftentimes as a result of tripping and falling. Some of […]
Three Causes Of Nagging Heel Pain
If you land hard on your heel or step down on a hard object like a rock or a Lego, you may deal with heel pain for a short while, but oftentimes heel bruises fade. However, if acute trauma didn’t cause your discomfort, and it’s lingering for an extended period of time, you might be […]
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