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You’re not stuck with bunion pain. Here are four options you can try to ensure you can walk comfortably throughout your day.

An ingrown toenail infection can become a threat to your overall health if it goes untreated. To help yourself avoid serious complications, watch out for these indicators of an infected ingrown toenail.

If you live with pain in the back of your heel or ankle, you can probably blame your Achilles tendon. Learn how to soothe this tendon and get relief here.

Some ingrown toenails can be treated at home, but others need medical care. Read on to learn when it’s time to see a doctor.

Excess weight can put excess strain on your body, especially your ankles and feet. Let’s take a closer look at the impact being overweight has on your lower extremities.

You might not think much about your shoes, but wearing the wrong ones can lead to a whole host of issues. Learn all about the potential podiatric implications of badly fitted shoes here.

If you’ve got unexplained pain in your foot that’s grown worse over time, it could be a heel spur. Learn about this common condition — and what you can do to get relief — here.

After an injury, you might deal with the effects long-term. That’s especially problematic if you develop post-traumatic arthritis, which can cause foot and ankle pain. Learn about it — and your options for treatment — here.

Neuropathy can take different forms. Learn about the two distinct types of neuropathy — and what you can do to ease any symptoms you’re experiencing as a result — here.

As you monitor your child’s health and development, it’s easy to overlook their feet. But these five warning signs warrant a visit to the podiatrist.

Ingrown toenails can be painful, annoying, and unpleasant to deal with. Knowing when to go to a podiatrist for this issue can save you a lot of discomfort, and help you avoid complications and infection.

Platelet-rich plasma therapy has gained popularity for its exceptional healing properties. Read on to learn more about what conditions PRP can treat and if it’s right for you.

You’ve probably seen bunions before – you may even have had them. But do you know what causes them? Read on to learn about the common causes of bunions.

Toenail fungus can turn into more than just a cosmetic concern. Read on to learn about this common infection and how to treat it.

If you’re experiencing pain around your ankle, you may have an injury to your Achilles tendon that’s mistaken for a simple sprain. Read on to learn how to recognize the difference.

If you’re experiencing tenderness or sharp pain in your foot, you may have sustained a stress fracture. Read on to learn about warning signs you should look out for.

Hammertoes may not be dangerous, but they are uncomfortable and can lead to other issues. If you’re struggling with hammertoes, read on to learn more about treatment options and if they can be corrected.

You may be experiencing pain in the ball of your foot for several reasons. Read on to discover what could be hurting you.

When you see two podiatrists together, it usually means something is afoot. In the Childers’ case, it could just mean date night. Samantha Childers and her husband, Ricky, are both podiatrists who have recently opened up their second practice location in R

Seeing your child in pain is never easy. For children and adolescents, Sever’s disease is the most common source of heel pain. Read on to familiarize yourself with the signs and symptoms.

Can you avoid developing bunions? It depends on a few factors. Read on to learn more about how to prevent and treat bunions.

Heel pain could be a result of more than one issue. Read on to get a better idea of what could be causing yours.

Are you considering getting inserts for your shoes, but aren’t sure whether over-the-counter options will work well enough or if you need something more? Read on to discover the benefits of choosing custom orthotics.

Peripheral arterial disease is a common condition that may not always show symptoms. Identifying PAD is important in order to avoid further complications. We’ve implemented a new way to catch early signs of PAD, called PADnet. Read on to learn more.

Our feet have such a small surface area, yet do so much for us day in and day out. It’s no wonder that as we age, they may flatten and cause pain. Read on to find out what treatments we can provide for you.

Are you finding yourself toe-to-toe with recurring nail fungus? We know how frustrating it can be. Here, we discuss the causes of nail fungus and how to deal with recurring infections.

Prevent a future ankle sprain by giving this joint the care and attention it deserves. Read on to learn the best ways to build up your ankles and avoid injury.