If you suffer a foot fracture or undergo an operation on your ankle, you may need to be non-weight bearing or limited-weight bearing for some time. Casts and walking boots can help to take pressure off the foot, but sometimes even those devices place too much stress on the foot. Those cases often call for […]
Treating Midfoot Bone Spurs
Bunions are a common occurrence on the side of a toe joint, but what happens when a bony prominence develops in a different location, like on the top of your midfoot? Bone spurs can form in this location, and it is often classified as what’s known as a “tarsal boss.” Below, we take a closer […]
Can I Have My Surgical Hardware Removed?
Lately, the title of this blog has been one of the more frequent questions we’ve received through our contact form at the bottom of our blogs. A lot of people are wondering if they can get their foot hardware removed or when they’ll be able to have it removed. The answer to that question is […]
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, […]
Diagnosing and Treating Sural Nerve Problems
Your sural nerve runs down the back of your leg, behind the outside edge of your ankle and down the outside of your foot. It provides sensation to those areas and to your two outside toes, and problems can occur if the nerve is irritated or damaged. Below, we take a closer look at why […]
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