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Warning Signs of Venous Ulcers

Jul 18, 2024


Poor blood flow in your legs can affect your mobility and lead to a painful venous ulcer. Learn how to recognize the early warning signs of an ulcer, so you can get the treatment you need to protect your leg health.

Complications of Playing Through a Sprained Ankle

Jun 17, 2024


An awkward twist of your ankle can easily sprain the ligaments in your ankle joint. Frequent sprains can put you at risk for more serious ankle joint complications. Here’s why early sprain care is so important to your long-term ankle health.

 Let's Get to the Bottom of Your Morning Heel Pain

May 15, 2024


Morning heel pain isn’t something to ignore. Learn more about plantar fasciitis and other conditions that cause heel pain, and find out why early intervention is essential to optimal foot and ankle health. 

How to Prevent an Ankle Sprain from Becoming a Chronic Instability

Apr 16, 2024


A sprained ankle may not seem like a big deal until it leads to chronic pain and weakness. Learn how repeated or unhealed ankle sprains increases your risk of joint instability, and find out what you can do to prevent these complications.

Suffering From Ankle Arthritis? Learn Whether You're a Good Candidate for Ankle Joint Replacement

Mar 22, 2024


Ankle replacement surgery can provide the relief you deserve from chronic ankle pain, swelling, and other arthritis symptoms. Learn more about the causes of ankle arthritis and what qualifies you for a joint replacement.

When to Seek Treatment for Flatfoot Deformity

Feb 07, 2024


While many people with flatfoot live comfortably without treatment, some require surgery and other podiatric treatments. Learn how to recognize the warning signs of flatfoot, so you can get the quality care you deserve before complications arise.

When Do Bunions Require Surgery?

Jan 12, 2024


Often misperceived as mere bumps, bunions are a misalignment of the big toe joint, and it advances with age. While some bunions are painless, others may require surgery. Take a moment to learn more about when surgery might be necessary.