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Undergoing ankle replacement surgery is a significant step, and preparing your home for recovery is one of the most important things you can do to set yourself up for success. At Foot & Ankle Specialty Group Inc. , our fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeons bring decades o...
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Plantar warts are abnormal growths seen on the bottoms of feet when they develop. Also known as verrucae warts, plantar warts are so comm...
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Plantar fasciitis is a condition that causes pain in the heel. On the bottom of your foot is a thick band of tissue called the plantar fa...
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Adults generally get used to the fact that their feet don't change sizes, which means they can buy shoes that are always the same size and wear them until they fall apart. Parents are often astounded to realize their child’s feet don’t work that way...
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Typically, it takes anywhere from 6 to 12 weeks for a fractured ankle to heal. The exact duration of your recovery, however, will depend on several factors, including what caused the break in the first place, how severe it was, and how well you are healing. Here&rsqu...
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If you have smelly feet, you may want to tell people you actually have bromodosis - the medical term for, well, stinky feet. No matter what you prefer to call it, it's safe to assume you just want your odorous tootsies to become less of a nasal distractio...
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Jul
From the swift twists and turns needed for basketball to the rigorous sprints common with baseball and football, there are many movements...
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Affecting approximately 30 percent of the population, flat feet don't always cause enough pain to require surgery. Still, abnormal arches can contribute to foot, ankle, and even knee pain because of the way leg alignment may be affected. If your discomfort isn&...
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Jul
It's a problem just about everyone has experienced at one time or another - smelly feet (bromodosis). Mild instances of foot ...
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Jul
Two of the most common forms of arthritis, osteoarthritis (OA) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA), may produce a chronic low-grade inflammation in the body that can also affect the immune system. While there are medications that control this problem, some NSAIDs and pain ...
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Jul
Your feet are affected by more than just your daily activities and movements. Some sources of foot pain aren't entirely preventable, as is often the case with deformities present at birth or certain diseases and conditions. However, there are some potential sou...
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