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Stress fractures are small cracks that form in bones over a longer period of time from repeated stress on the bones. They occur most commonly in athletes, such as dancers, runners, and gymnasts. If you think that you might have a stress fracture, give us a call!

A hammertoe is an abnormally crooked, contracted toe that takes the shape of an inverted "V." This condition develops when a muscle or tendon imbalance causes the toe to buckle and eventually become stuck in a bent position. Women are more prone to hammertoes than men, presumably because they wear less comfortable shoes with smaller toe boxes. Other risk factors for hammertoes include increasing age and having a second toe longer than the big toe.
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An ankle fracture is a break in one or more bones that make up the ankle joint. Sometimes ligaments may also be damaged. Ankle fractures are most often caused by motor vehicle accidents, tripping, or falling.

Your feet can carry you all around the world. Make sure they’re getting the proper care they need. If you’re experiencing pain or any other issues, give us a call today!

An ankle sprain is a common injury that occurs when the ankle is twisted or turned, and results in torn ligaments within the joint. This injury often causes pain, swelling, and bruising--and if it does not heal properly, it may lead to chronic ankle instability or repeated ankle sprains. Ankle ligament reconstruction is a procedure commonly performed on patients experiencing chronic ankle instability and repeated ankles sprains. It is effective in repairing torn ligaments, tightening loosened ligaments, and improving the overall stability of the joint.
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Have you heard of flexible flat foot? This is the most common flat foot condition, where the arches of your feet appear only when you lift them off the ground, and your soles touch the ground fully when you place your feet on the ground. Luckily, this condition typically does not cause pain and is usually nothing to be concerned about.

Plantar fasciitis is an inflammation of the thick band of tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes, The main symptoms are stabbing pain near the heel, and pain that is worse in the morning. If you believe you may have plantar fasciitis, please give us a call to schedule an appointment!

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The classic symptom of a bunion is a bump that forms at the base of the big toe. Bunions are a symptom of a progressive bone disorder, and they can lead to other conditions. Call us today to learn how we can help!

Surgery for congenital deformities is often performed during the first year of life, before the baby begins to walk, so that growth and development are not adversely affected. The type of surgery performed depends on the location and severity of the deformity, but can often be done using minimally invasive techniques. Fortunately, though, most congenital foot deformities can now be fully corrected and babies born with these conditions most often go on to lead completely normal lives.
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Hammertoe is a common condition that can cause pain or stiffness in the toes, and can cause them to bend in an uncomfortable way. The bend in the joints of the toe can be mild to severe. Learn more about hammertoe treatment and give us a call today.

Foot sprains may cause possible instability of the joint, most frequently the ankle. Depending on where on the foot the injury occurs, patients may be unable to bear weight until healing takes place. Visit our website to learn more.
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Achilles tendon ruptures most commonly occur in athletic individuals while doing activities such as running, stopping abruptly, jumping, or landing from a jump. Patients usually describe an initial sharp pain in addition to the sensation as if they were “hit in the back of the leg” with a ball, a bat, or kicked. Regaining normal Achilles tendon function is fundamental to resuming an active and healthy lifestyle.

If you’ve suffered an injury, make sure you are feeding your body with extra vitamins and nutrients to help the healing process. Need help? Give us a call!

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Here’s a fun fact for you! The American Podiatric Medical Association states that the average person takes 8,000 to 10,000 steps a day, which add up to 115,000 miles in a lifetime – more than 4 times the circumference of the globe! Your feet can take you anywhere, so make sure to take care of them!

Achilles tendonitis is an inflammation of the Achilles tendon, the strong band of tissue that connects the calf muscle to the heel. This condition occurs when excessive stress is put on the tendon. Achilles tendonitis is usually a painful but short-lived condition. If not treated, however, Achilles tendonitis can increase the risk of Achilles tendon rupture, a serious injury requiring immediate medical attention. Most cases of Achilles tendonitis can be prevented by beginning an exercise regimen slowly, with preparation, and by increasing an exercise program gradually and with care.
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Have you suffered a previous ankle injury, and are still experiencing ongoing pain? It may be time to consult with a specialist. We can help find solutions to help you recover fully and take back your life.

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Foot sprains and strains are routinely diagnosed through physical examination of the patient and an evaluation of the circumstances of the injury as well as its resulting symptoms. Mild foot sprains and strains can normally be successfully treated through the usual remedies of rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE). Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medication is typically administered to reduce swelling and alleviate pain. In some circumstances, mild stretching exercises may be helpful. Visit our website to learn more.
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Plantar fasciitis usually occurs on the bottom, inner portion of the heel, with the most significant pain occurring with the first few steps out of bed or after sitting for some time and then walking. Let us help you get back to normal!

Your feet can take you on journeys all around the world. Let’s make sure you’re pain-free each step of the way. Visit our website to learn how we can help your feet feel their best.

Accidents happen. If you or a loved one has suffered an ankle injury, a total ankle joint replacement may be recommended, especially for patients whose daily lives are affected by the pain. Let us help you today!

While foot deformities may not be painful, they can later affect the child's development and ability to walk and so require prompt treatment. Wherever possible, treatment for congenital foot deformities begins with nonsurgical methods such as manipulation and casting to restore the affected feet to their normal position and hold them in place as they heal. When such treatments are unsuccessful, surgery may be necessary.
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Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries in soccer. They can side-line any player from training and competing and are difficult to prevent from coming back. We have a few tips and tricks to prevent and better recover from ankle injuries. Visit or call us to learn more!