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If you’re suffering from heel pain, read to learn more about what you can do to treat the problem at home, and when you should seek the care of a medical professional or podiatrist for heel pain.

Podiatry conditions like hammertoes can affect the fit of your shoes, your gait, and even how easy it is for you to get out and about. Read to learn about some of the ways that a professional podiatrist can treat a hammertoe.

If you have an ingrown toenail, can you just wait and hope for it to go away? Ingrown toenails can worsen over time, developing infection and possibly leading to complications. Learn about your professional treatment options for ingrown toenails.

The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) located at the front of your knee is a common location for sports injuries. After an ACL injury or ACL tear, you need the right treatment to return to your sport. Read to learn more.

If you’re experiencing heel pain, you might start to wonder about stress fractures in your heel bone. Could a stress fracture be the source of your symptoms? Read to learn more about stress fractures and heel pain.

Could you benefit from bunion surgery? Read to learn more about all the ways this podiatric surgical procedure can improve your foot health and comfort.

Diabetes can cause problems in your feet due to nerve damage and restricted blood flow. Read to learn more about how diabetes causes foot issues, and what you can do to handle common foot problems that could arise for people living with diabetes.

Your Achilles tendon is essential to being able to walk properly and to play sports. It’s also a tendon that’s prone to overuse injuries. Read on to learn about the problems athletes — and regular folks — face, as well as what can be done to treat them.

Could you be developing a case of hammertoe? Read on to learn what you need to know about the signs and symptoms of this podiatry problem, and what you can do to treat your hammertoe or hammertoes.

Bunions on your feet make walking a challenge, and can impede your ability to wear some types of shoes. Read to learn more about how podiatry professionals can help with even the worst case of bunions.

Painful feet can stop you from living the life that you desire. Could you benefit from custom orthotics? Read on to learn if you’re a good candidate for these devices, and how custom orthotics could benefit you.

Ingrown toenails often become quite painful. Left untreated, an ingrown toenail can even result in a serious infection. Read on to learn more about professional treatment options for your ingrown toenail.

If you’ve got unsightly or uncomfortable plantar warts, you need professional care to deal with the deep roots of this viral infection. Read on to learn more about plantar warts, and how we can help with effective treatments for your warts.

If you or a loved one are diabetic, you need to know about the importance of foot care for people living with this chronic condition. Nerve damage can lessen sensation in your legs and feet, making care essential for keeping your extremities healthy.

If you’re suffering from heel pain, you should know about plantar fasciitis. One of the most common causes of foot and heel pain, this condition is fully treatable by modern medicine. Read to learn more about plantar fasciitis.

Could you benefit from bunion surgery? If painful or unsightly bunions on your feet are bothering you, you should know that you have treatment options! Read to learn more about bunion surgery.

Ankle sprains can be painful and limiting. After you’ve sprained your ankle, what steps can you take to prevent further injuries? Keep reading for helpful tips and tricks to strengthen and heal your ankle after a sprain.

Flat feet can make going about your daily activities more difficult by spurring pain and stiffness. Custom orthotics are prescription inserts you wear in your shoes that can make a substantial, positive difference.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.