Spring is here, even if the weather isn’t exactly cooperating. The spring sport season can be a great way to finish off the school year, unless you end up sidelined with a foot or ankle injury. Below, we share four tips for making sure your feet and ankles stay healthy heading into the spring sports […]
Digital Socks Could Prevent Diabetic Foot Problems
A digital health company is aiming to reduce the number of diabetic foot complications and amputations by developing a wearable “smart sock.” The sock, developed by the California-based Siren, is a combination diabetic detection and monitoring system. The key feature is that the sock can continuously track foot temperature. Changes in foot temperature helps to […]
The Link Between Obesity and Foot Pain
New research by the American Podiatric Medical Association revealed that the vast majority of obese individuals also suffer from at least one foot issue that causes pain. For their study, researchers at the APMA surveyed 1,275 US adults to learn more about the link between obesity and foot pain. After looking at patient Body Mass […]
5 Common Problems That Affect Your Big Toe
Your big toe is the most commonly injured toe on your foot, and it can be injured in a number of different ways. We see a wide variety of big toe conditions in our line of work, and today, we wanted to share five of the most common conditions we see in our office. Below, […]
Why Are My Ankles So Weak?
When you want to strengthen a part of your body, you usually hit the gym and lift some weights or do a bunch of crunches. The problem is that most people only know how to improve certain muscle groups, like their arms, legs and abs. But what if the problem you are dealing with is […]
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