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    • JULY 16, 2020
    Get Rid of Toenail Fungus: The Podiatrist’s Guide

    Get Rid of Toenail Fungus: The Podiatrist’s Guide

    Onychomycosis, aka fungal toenails, affects over three million Americans each year. How much do you know about it? Do you know how you got it? How to get rid of it forever? Today, the providers at the…

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    • JULY 9, 2020
    The Best Footwear for Summer

    The Best Footwear for Summer

    It’s summer! Summer means different things to everyone. For some, it’s a chance to relax by the pool. For others, it’s a time to be active outdoors. No matter what your definition of summer is,…

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    • JULY 2, 2020
    My Big Toe Feels Stiff

    My Big Toe Feels Stiff

    Is your big toe feeling stiffer than before? Do you have trouble or pain when curling or bending your big toe? This could be a condition called Hallux Rigidus. Hallu..what? Hallux Rigidus. Hallux refers…

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    • JUNE 25, 2020
    Gymnastics Foot & Ankle Injuries

    Gymnastics Foot & Ankle Injuries

    The flips, the turns, the spangled leotards…. That’s right, we’re talking gymnastics! From your tot’s first lesson to Olympic gold, male and female gymnasts are incredible athletes and constantly…

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    • JUNE 18, 2020
    The Best Way to Get Rid of Athlete’s Foot

    The Best Way to Get Rid of Athlete’s Foot

    Dealing with athlete’s foot? It may be time for a PediCare! What is athlete’s foot? Athlete’s foot (Tinea Pedis) is a fungal infection of the skin, usually originating between the toes where it’s…

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    • JUNE 11, 2020
    Fatherhood is Hazardous to Feet & Ankles

    Fatherhood is Hazardous to Feet & Ankles

    Being a dad is hard work (as any father will tell you), but it can also be dangerous. In fact, the average parent sustains 22 injuries per year! In honor of Father’s Day coming up this month, let’s…

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    • JUNE 4, 2020
    Common Tennis Foot & Ankle Injuries

    Common Tennis Foot & Ankle Injuries

    Sports injuries aren’t really news anymore considering professional athletes are one of only five occupations that report over 1,000 injuries for every 10,000 workers. But even though the public sees…

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    • MAY 28, 2020
    Custom Orthotics for Sandals & Summer Footwear

    Custom Orthotics for Sandals & Summer Footwear

    Ready for sandal weather? Sandals and summer go together like peanut butter and jelly, but too many sandals don’t offer the correct support or protection, leaving you achy and leading to other issues….

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    • MAY 21, 2020
    Strain or Sprain? Pt 2

    Strain or Sprain? Pt 2

    Last week we talked about ankle sprains. (Read Part 1 HERE.) Now we move on to the other side of the fence—ankle strains. Just looking at the words, you wouldn’t think there’s much of a difference,…

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    • MAY 14, 2020
    Strain or Sprain? Pt 1

    Strain or Sprain? Pt 1

    Sometimes it’s hard to know exactly what’s going on inside our bodies. When we experience pain we often run to the all-knowing Google and try to diagnose ourselves (usually with a life-threatening…

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    • MAY 7, 2020
    What Are COVID Toes & How Are They Treated?

    What Are COVID Toes & How Are They Treated?

    When it comes to news about the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 (the condition caused by the virus), misinformation abounds. From the idea that holding your breath can diagnose the disease to the suggestion…

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    • APRIL 30, 2020
    Will CBD Help My Foot and Ankle Condition?

    Will CBD Help My Foot and Ankle Condition?

    You may have heard of this trending thing called CBD. Or perhaps you’ve noticed CBD shops popping up all around you. The truth is, CBD isn’t just a passing fad. CBD is a great wellness product that…

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    • APRIL 23, 2020
    Get a 2nd Opinion Without Leaving the Office

    Get a 2nd Opinion Without Leaving the Office

    Getting a second opinion is often a good idea for many things—including for your health. But there are also challenges to this. You need to find a second doctor’s office which also takes your health…

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    • APRIL 16, 2020
    Is Laser Therapy Right for Me?

    Is Laser Therapy Right for Me?

    When it comes to foot and ankle conditions and injuries, there are hundreds of treatment options, and what is right for you may not be right for the next patient. So, how do you determine if laser therapy…

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    • APRIL 9, 2020
    How to Care for Your Feet at Home

    How to Care for Your Feet at Home

    Right now, a staggering amount of people across the globe are tucked away in their houses as we all keep our distance to protect our health. But being stuck inside can mean not going out for regular…

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    • APRIL 2, 2020
    Are My Legs Uneven? A Look at Leg Length Discrepancy

    Are My Legs Uneven? A Look at Leg Length Discrepancy

    Up to ⅔ of the world’s population lives with a 2mm or more difference in the length of their legs. While just 2mm won’t cause a noticeable difference in walking or other complications, if you…

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    • MARCH 26, 2020
    Using R.I.C.E. for Injuries

    Using R.I.C.E. for Injuries

    RICE—not just the flavorful grain we all love. R.I.C.E. is an acronym for Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation. If you experience a sudden foot or ankle injury and are wondering what to do, following…

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    • MARCH 19, 2020
    What is Pump Bump?

    What is Pump Bump?

    “Pump Bump” is a term used to describe Haglund’s Deformity. The “bump” part refers to a physical bump that forms on the back of your heel where the Achilles tendon and the heel bone (calcaneus)…

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    • MARCH 12, 2020
    What’s Wrong With My Child’s Feet?

    What’s Wrong With My Child’s Feet?

    When it comes to your feet, a lot can go wrong. And there’s no exception to that when it comes to your kid’s feet. Children are susceptible to many of the same foot ailments as adults and there…

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    • MARCH 5, 2020
    March Madness Ankle Injuries

    March Madness Ankle Injuries

    Even though March Madness was canceled this year, we’d still like to talk about the almost 2000 ankles and feet that usually work, stretch, run, and jump for the NCAA college basketball championship….

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    • FEBRUARY 27, 2020
    Foot Pain and Pregnancy

    Foot Pain and Pregnancy

    Pregnancy is a magical time full of…  Okay, let’s be honest. There are several parts of pregnancy that are less than stellar—relaxed ligaments, flat feet, and, of course, how swollen your feet…

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    • FEBRUARY 20, 2020
    Emergency Foot Care for Slip & Fall Injuries

    Emergency Foot Care for Slip & Fall Injuries

    Winter can be a treacherous time. Some hospitals report an almost 500% increase in emergency room visits during the winter. Many of these visits are the result of a slip and fall, which can culminate…

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    • JANUARY 30, 2020
    Laser Therapy for Summer, NOW!

    Laser Therapy for Summer, NOW!

    Have you walked through a clothing store lately? Summer swimsuits are already on the racks, reminding us to start working on our bikini body now, while there’s still plenty of time. In the same way,…

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    • JANUARY 23, 2020
    Best Footwear for Winter

    Best Footwear for Winter

    Before you buy your next pair of winter boots, use this handy, podiatrist-approved guide to winter footwear. The Foot & Ankle Wellness Center wants you to stay safe this winter, which is why you…

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    • JANUARY 16, 2020
    Stress Fractures from Too Much Exercise Too Fast

    Stress Fractures from Too Much Exercise Too Fast

    Losing weight is one of the top resolutions chosen each year and 2020 is no exception. People everywhere are hitting the gyms with their new membership or jumping on their Pelotons at home to kickstart…

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    • JANUARY 9, 2020
    Prevent Frostbite on Feet & Toes

    Prevent Frostbite on Feet & Toes

    It’s still winter and you still need to be wary of all that comes with it, specifically frostbite. There are no solid statistics on how many people are treated for frostnip or frostbite every year,…

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    • DECEMBER 19, 2019
    All About Arthritis

    All About Arthritis

    Arthritis can affect just about anyone. And with 26 bones and 33 joints in each foot, this gives the disease a lot of areas to develop. The faces of arthritis are not just the elderly, as the condition…

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    • DECEMBER 12, 2019
    Faster Recovery with Ankle Scoping

    Faster Recovery with Ankle Scoping

    “Can I have a bigger surgery incision?” “Can you make my recovery longer?” “Can I have the procedure with more complications?” Survey says: these are questions patients never ask. And why…

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    • NOVEMBER 21, 2019
    Turn Back Time on Neuropathy Symptoms

    Turn Back Time on Neuropathy Symptoms

    “If We Could Turn Back Time…” Cher might have expressed it best in her late eighties hit. Turning back time would be a beautiful thing, especially in the world of medicine. Unfortunately, diseases…

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    • NOVEMBER 14, 2019
    Preventative Care for Diabetics

    Preventative Care for Diabetics

    “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” This is a phrase I think we have all heard. It was coined by Benjamin Franklin, who was actually referring to fire safety. These days, we most…

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    • NOVEMBER 7, 2019
    10 Benefits of MLS Laser Therapy

    10 Benefits of MLS Laser Therapy

    Anti-inflammatory: The MLS Laser causes blood vessels to widen (vasodilation) and activates the lymphatic drainage system. These result in an anti-edema effect that drains swollen areas. Swelling, bruising,…

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    • OCTOBER 31, 2019
    Alternative Neuropathy Treatments

    Alternative Neuropathy Treatments

    “What more can I do to treat my neuropathy? Is there anything else besides a pill?” These are questions we as doctors get asked often from patients with neuropathy symptoms. Some patients simply…

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    • OCTOBER 24, 2019
    Cold Feet Don’t Just Happen At Weddings

    Cold Feet Don’t Just Happen At Weddings

    The seasons are changing, and summer is turning into fall. With these changes comes cooler temperatures, and we are all going to feel a little colder. Our extremities (hands, feet, and ears) are exposed…

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    • OCTOBER 17, 2019
    What Subway Trains and Feet Have in Common

    What Subway Trains and Feet Have in Common

    I remember the first time I rode in a subway. I was utterly fascinated by all the tunnels running underground and how intricate the maps and routes were. What was even more fascinating was how tight…

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    • OCTOBER 10, 2019
    This Blog Might Hit a Nerve

    This Blog Might Hit a Nerve

    Remember the game Operation?  This was very popular in my house growing up, and I was always trying to get my big sister to play it with me. There was something so satisfying about taking a tiny little…

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    • OCTOBER 3, 2019
    If the Shoe Fits

    If the Shoe Fits

    Clogs, flats, athletic shoes, high heels…   There are infinite shoe choices these days. Unfortunately, like many things today, the average shoe is not the quality it used to be. This means that…

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    • SEPTEMBER 5, 2019
    My Experience with Orthotics

    My Experience with Orthotics

    Years ago, I took walking without pain for granted. Fast forward through more than ten years in practice, and I am thankful each day for being able to work, play tennis, exercise, and live my life without…

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    • AUGUST 29, 2019
    Pediatric Fractures – What to Know

    Pediatric Fractures – What to Know

    I remember how adventurous I was as a child—seemingly fearless. I had not a worry in the world, and I felt I could accomplish anything. That all changed when I was in third grade. I was making my…

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    • AUGUST 22, 2019
    Pediatric Flatfoot

    Pediatric Flatfoot

    There are a lot of things that are just meant to be flat: pancakes, farm fields, televisions (who would go back to those heavy TVs with knobs?). Feet are not one of these things. A semi-flexible arch…

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    • AUGUST 15, 2019
    What Heel Pain Means for Your Child

    What Heel Pain Means for Your Child

    Growing and active kids may experience heel pain. As a parent, it can be difficult to know what’s cause for concern and what’s normal. Heel pain can be the result of trauma and indicate a fracture…

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    • AUGUST 8, 2019
    At What Age Should My Child See a Podiatrist?

    At What Age Should My Child See a Podiatrist?

    Foot problems can affect people of all ages, from infants to geriatric patients. When it comes to your infant or toddler, it may not cross your mind to take them to the podiatrist, but early recognition…

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    • JULY 18, 2019
    Torn Tendons: Non-Surgical Treatment Options

    Torn Tendons: Non-Surgical Treatment Options

    Like we mentioned last week, proper recovery from a tendon injury is critical to get you back to an active lifestyle. You can only treat your tendon injury or tear properly with an accurate diagnosis…

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    • JUNE 28, 2019
    The Pesky Peroneal Tendons

    The Pesky Peroneal Tendons

    What are they? The peroneal (per-o-ne-al) tendons are bands of tissue extending from the calf muscle, down the fibula (lower leg bone), and over the outside of the ankle. You have two in each leg. One…

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    • JUNE 13, 2019
    Working Your (Foot’s) Core

    Working Your (Foot’s) Core

    Good health involves every part of your body and your core is vitally important for your health…the core of your foot, that is! Yes, the foot has a core. You may know it as the “arch” of your…

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    • JUNE 6, 2019
    Running Shoe Olympics

    Running Shoe Olympics

    When it comes to running shoes, there’s some steep competition for who is the best. Knowing what brands or styles to buy can be overwhelming with the plethora of choices available. But in the Olympics…

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    • MAY 30, 2019
    Poor Running Technique and How it Affects You

    Poor Running Technique and How it Affects You

    Running is a wonderful form of exercise. Not only does it work out your body, but many runners cite the mental benefits of reduced stress. However, if you’re running with an improper technique, you…

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    • MAY 23, 2019
    Running/Walking Injuries

    Running/Walking Injuries

    Walking and running are great for your health… mostly. Unfortunately, walking and running injuries are common and can affect your ability to participate in these daily activities. Here, we break down…

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    • MAY 16, 2019
    Achilles Surgery: Is It Right For You?

    Achilles Surgery: Is It Right For You?

    If you’ve learned anything this month, hopefully you’ve learned how vital your Achilles tendon is to your daily foot and ankle functioning. If you have experienced acute or chronic pain in your…

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    • MAY 9, 2019
    Achilles & Calf Muscles—BFFs

    Achilles & Calf Muscles—BFFs

    The Achilles tendon is closely connected to the calf muscle. In fact, one might say they are best friends. The calf is made of several bundles of muscles including the gastrocnemius and the soleus….

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    • APRIL 25, 2019
    Achilles Ruptures and What to Do

    Achilles Ruptures and What to Do

    Last week we discussed the importance of the Achilles tendon. Today, we explore how it can be affected by chronic and acute damage. A healthy tendon does not rupture. If you experience a tendon rupture—either…

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