Finding Relief: Reasons to See a Podiatrist for Painful Arches

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Painful arches can severely impact mobility and quality of life. Whether you're experiencing sharp, stabbing pain or dull, achy discomfort in your arches, seeking professional help from a podiatrist is essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. In this blog, we'll explore why individuals with painful arches should consider consulting a podiatrist for expert care and specialized treatment options. Expert Diagnosis One of the primary reasons to see a podiatrist for painful arches is to receive an accurate diagnosis of the underlying cause of your discomfort.

2 April 2024

Treatments Your Foot Specialist Might Recommend To Help Your Osteoarthritis

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If you've been diagnosed with osteoarthritis in your foot or ankle, consider seeing a foot specialist for treatment. Osteoarthritis can be quite painful and make it difficult to stay active. A foot specialist can provide treatments and advise you on lifestyle changes so you can manage your pain and arthritis as best as possible. Here are some things the foot doctor might recommend.  Relieve Stress On Your Feet If you're overweight, the doctor might help you find a way to lose weight so there is less pressure and stress on your feet.

30 March 2023

Everything You Need To Know About Ankle Replacement Surgery

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If you're considering ankle replacement surgery, you're not alone. Many people each year undergo the procedure to relieve pain and improve function. Ankle replacement surgery, however, is not as well known as knee replacement surgery. Here's what you need to know. What is ankle replacement surgery? Ankle replacement surgery is a type of surgery that involves replacing the damaged parts of the ankle joint with artificial implants. This surgery, also known as ankle arthroplasty, is usually performed to relieve pain associated with arthritis in the ankle.

21 June 2022

What To Do About Heel Pain

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Heel pain can leave you unable to walk or even rest without feeling pain. Heel pain can be caused by a number of things, including plantar fasciitis and heel spurs. If you have heel pain, you need to do what you can in order to heal properly and prevent it from worsening. If you have heel pain, there are a few things you can do on your own. Getting to the podiatrist is the best thing you can do to treat your heel pain.

21 January 2022

Diabetic Foot Care: Why Is It So Important?

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If you have diabetes, even if it's managed by you and your doctor, you should still consider professional diabetic foot care as part of your regular care plan. Your podiatrist can show you the ways you can care for your feet and can recommend diabetic foot treatment options as well. Why is diabetic foot care so important? Here's things you should know about your feet. Remember: the low blood flow you can have to your feet can make it hard to detect foot issues by sensing pain or discomfort, so check your feet regularly for changes and consider regular diabetic foot treatment as part of your daily care.

24 August 2021

Possible Reasons You Have Chronic Ankle Pain And Treatments That Might Help

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If you have chronic ankle pain and you don't know why, then you might have an old injury that's never healed properly. You could also have a pinched nerve, fracture, or arthritis. Rather than put up with pain, consult a podiatrist to see if treatments would help. Here's why you might be suffering from chronic ankle pain and some treatments a podiatrist might recommend. Reasons For Chronic Ankle Pain If an injury, such as a fracture or sprain, didn't heal properly, you might have ankle instability.

7 December 2020

What To Expect When You See A Foot Doctor For Toenail Fungus

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Are your toenails beginning to look yellow, thick, and furrowed? Chances are, you are dealing with a fungal infection of the nails. While there are many home remedies people may recommend for such an infection, such as soaking your feet in vinegar or applying essential oils to the nails, your best bet is to see a foot doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Here's what you can expect when you make that appointment.

18 June 2020