Anyone who says that cheerleading is not a physical activity has never flipped through the air or tried to catch a person out of the air. You might not think cheerleading is that dangerous of a sport, but according to the National Center for Catastrophic Sports Injury Research at North Carolina, 65 percent of all […]
Heel Pain and Orthotic Inserts
New research suggests that orthotic shoe inserts could play a big role in providing pain relief for individuals suffering from heel pain. In fact, in some instances, the prefabricated versions may be just as effective as the expensive custom-designed versions. Treating Heel Pain Heel pain is one of the most common sources of chronic foot […]
What’s Causing Pain Under My Arch?
If you’re dealing with pain under your arch, there’s a chance that you’re dealing with plantar faciitis. However, there’s also the possibility that you’re dealing with a different condition known as plantar fibroma that impacts the same area. Today, we explain what plantar fibroma is, and how it is treated. What is Plantar Fibroma? Plantar […]
Have Foot Pain? Look For The “O”
A new consumer awareness campaign by American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society asks individuals to “look for the O” if they are experiencing pain in their foot and ankle. The “O” in this case stands for Orthopedic Surgeon, and they are experts in all things foot and ankle. If you suffer an acute injury or […]
Why Does My Child Have Heel Pain?
Heel pain is one of the most common problems that brings people into our office. Oftentimes their pain is brought on by a fall or by stepping on a rock, but other times we find ourselves fielding questions from parents about their child’s heel pain. Heel pain in children is not all that uncommon; in fact, […]
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