Earlier this month, the Red Cross announced that for the first time in their history, they were declaring a national blood crisis because the nation’s blood supply is running dangerously low. If you can spare an hour over the next week or two, please consider donating blood. It could literally help save someone’s life. The […]
Second And Third Metatarsal Stress Fractures
As the name implies, a stress fracture occurs when a bone is overloaded by acute or chronic force, resulting in a small crack. They most commonly develop in the second and third metatarsals in your foot, because these bones tend to be longer and thinner than adjacent metatarsals. This is also an area of heavy […]
Understanding The Long-Term Effects Of Ankle Sprains In Youth Sports
Youth sports are a wonderful way to get kids active and to help them meet new friends, but they are also a source of millions of injuries every year. One of the most common injuries in youth sports is an ankle sprain, and it’s also one of the most common youth athletic injuries that we […]
How Do I Know If My Foot Injury Is Serious?
Whether you stubbed your toe on a dresser or rolled your ankle while playing soccer, your first thought it likely “Shoot, I hope this isn’t serious.” But what signs or symptoms should you look for to determine whether or not your foot injury is serious, and what should you do if you’re not sure about […]
How To Survive Being Non-Weight Bearing After Foot Surgery
If you’ve been told that you’re not allowed to bear weight on your foot or ankle for a period of time after surgery, you may be wondering how you’ll get around or get through the day. Being non-weight bearing can be a little annoying, but it is for the betterment of your health, and failing […]
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