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Foot pain is a common occurrence among millions of Americans. It is usually innocuous— either self-limiting or can be resolved with self-care measures. In some cases, however, foot pain can affect a person’s quality of life and signal an underlying medical condition, and, therefore, require appropriate medical intervention. Here is a quick guide to some…
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT), also referred to as shockwave therapy, is a relatively new and non-invasive treatment approach that involves applying shock waves to injured soft tissue to alleviate pain and facilitate healing. Shockwave therapy has shown to be an excellent alternative to consider for many patients experiencing the symptoms of plantar fasciitis, heel…
We use our feet to do almost every activity in our daily life. From getting up in the morning to start a busy workday to preparing dinner at night, our feet help us move through the day and get our tasks done. Unfortunately, even though we utilize them every day, few of us pay attention…
Physical activity is important to a person’s overall health and well-being. Whether it’s sports or exercise, being physically active makes you feel good. The benefits of physical activity are plenty. Decreasing inflammation in the body, reducing the risk of heart disease, and weight loss are just a few examples that are scientifically proven. A sports…
Do you have a weak ankle due to a recent injury or ankle surgery? If so, you should explore the benefits of an ankle brace. It can help you recover and provide the stability you need as you run, play sports, or go about your daily routine. What Is An Ankle Brace? An ankle brace…
Your feet are your body’s very foundation, and they enable you to perform gross motor functions, such as walking, standing, jumping, running, and dancing. Your feet also bear the brunt of your body weight and the substantial shock each time they hit the ground with every step you take. This is why at The Podiatry…
You rely on your feet for mobility and balance. It goes without saying that you need to take care of them the way you would any equipment that you consider valuable. Regardless of whether you’re living an active lifestyle, investing in keeping your feet in tip-top condition allows you to enjoy a good quality of…
Have you noticed a bony bump forming at the base of your big toe, on the side of your foot? That may be a bunion, which often results from arthritis or from wearing shoes that are too tight. A bunion can develop when your big toe turns inward and overlaps with the next toe. This…
Foot pain that turns chronic can affect your quality of life. It is described as a pain that comes and goes or persists for weeks, months, or even years. Foot pain may be dull, sharp, stabbing, or shooting and is often felt in the heel of the foot or at the base of the toes….
If you live a particularly active lifestyle, you’ve probably heard the terms “sports medicine” and “sports medicine physician” or even “sports doctor.” You might have also assumed that these physicians and specialists only treat professional or college-level athletes. A sports medicine physician actually specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and high-impact injuries…
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