To the untrained eye, flat feet and collapsed arches will look the same. Even to the trained eye, the foot shape looks quite familiar, but knowing the difference is important in the event that you begin to experience uncomfortable symptoms. In today’s blog, we take a closer look at the differences between flat feet and […]
Foot Surgery As A Last Resort – What It Is And What It Isn’t
The vast majority of orthopedic specialists are going to first attempt to help patients overcome their foot or ankle issue with conservative means. Surgery may be an incredibly effective option for the issue the patient is dealing with, but it’s unlikely to be the first line of defense. It’s more commonly viewed as a last […]
4 Tips For Preventing Foot And Ankle Injuries During Pickleball
Pickleball has taken off in popularity across the US, and if you drive around Phoenix for just a few minutes, odds are you’ll see an outdoor Pickleball court or a business that offers indoor Pickleball leagues. If you’re one of the millions of people who play Pickleball, it’s wonderful that you’re finding ways to challenge […]
Will PEACE and LOVE Replace RICE For Injury Care?
Peace and love were all the rage int the 1960s and 1970s, but is a resurgence on the way? Many foot specialists feel like PEACE and LOVE should replace RICE when it comes to managing ankle sprains and other mild to moderate foot injuries. Below, we take a closer look at all these acronyms and […]
Three Reasons Why More Patients Are Seeking Out Specialist Care For Ankle Sprains
Tens of thousands of people sprain their ankle every single day, and because mild and moderate sprains are so common, many people think that they can just push through the discomfort and everything will return to normal in a couple of days. The problem that many of these people eventually realize is that an ankle […]
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