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Exciting EPAT Treatment Relieves Heel Pain

For the thousands of people suffering from chronic heel pain often caused by plantar fasciitis, a non-invasive treatment is now available that produces exciting results. This treatment is called Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology (EPAT). Many people suffering from heel pain mistakenly think they have a heel spur. More than likely, the cause is plantar fasciitis. [...]

The Cinderella Bunion Procedure

Check out my newest video blog, which explains an advanced surgical procedure to correct bunions, using a mini-tightrope technique to correct the spreading of the metatarsal bones. It’s aptly named the Cinderella Bunion Procedure, which is less invasive. Recovery time is much faster for this procedure as well. It’s nearly impossible to find local podiatric [...]

Arch Pain

By DS Webster | Published: July 26, 2011

Between the front and back part of the foot is the area known as the arch. The arch of your foot bears a lot of weight and is subject to a lot of stress. Pain in this area can mean the bones, ligaments, and muscles are overworked and tired. An overworked arch can also cause leg cramps and low back pain. Flat feet, poor circulation, being overweight, having arthritis, or anemia can all cause arch pain.

Before treatment is chosen, it is important to have a podiatrist do a proper diagnosis of the cause to ensure the choice of treatment will be effective.