5 Reasons Our Podiatrists Prescribe Physical Therapy
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Experiencing foot or ankle pain? Learn about five ways physical therapy from Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center can help.
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5 Ways to Better Manage Your Arthritis Pain
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If you’re one of our many patients with foot or ankle arthritis, you may not need reminding that May is Arthritis Awareness Month. There are several ways you can manage your ongoing struggle with joint pain and inflammation.
Read MoreEveryone Can Find a Reason to Take Better Care of Their Feet
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Nothing would please our board-certified podiatrists more than seeing our patients take a personal interest in caring better for their feet.
Read MoreFocus on Feet and Core to Prevent Falling
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Each year, one in every four Americans age 65+ takes a dangerous fall. That’s why health experts devote the entire month of September to Falls Prevention Awareness, offering seniors specific advice on how to prevent falling.
Read MoreWhen Is Surgery Necessary for Hammertoes?
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A hammertoe describes a deformed joint in any of the four small toes on each foot. If you’ve got a toe joint that points upward, won’t lie flat, and begins to lose its flexibility, chances are you’ve got a hammertoe.
Read MoreAchilles Tendon Injuries Can be Brutal
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One of the most brutal foot injuries you can suffer is a torn or ruptured Achilles tendon. Here are some steps to prevent a torn Achilles.
Read More5 Things To Expect from Your Aging Feet
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One of the best ways to maintain your mobility and independence as you age is to keep your feet healthy. Staying agile as you age can be a matter of looking out for potential problems with your feet, and nipping them in the bud.
Read MoreThings that Can Make Your Toes Curl
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Toes can curl gradually over time due to faulty mechanics, pressure from poorly-fitting shoes, diabetes, or injury. That’s when you’ve got a toe deformity that may need a doctor’s care.
Read MoreCould You Have Tendonitis?
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Tendonitis is an inflammation of a tendon. Tendons are soft tissue that connects bones to muscles. They’re responsible for your ability to move your foot in different directions. When that movement is impeded, you’ve got pain.
Read MoreCan You Get Arthritis in Your Feet or Ankles?
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Risk factors, symptoms and treatment options for arthritis in the feet and ankles.
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