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You never know when a wrong step while walking your dog or getting out of your car can result in an ankle sprain or broken ankle. Even stumbling on a... read more
There’s a lot going on down there: your feet are made up of bones, muscles, nerves, and tendons that are very important to your mobility, independence and your general quality... read more
The aptly named “stress fractures” are not only caused by stress on your bones but can it add a lot of stress to your daily life. A hairline crack in... read more
There’s a lot going on in that little area behind your inner ankle bone. That’s where the tarsal tunnel lies—the tough ligament sheath that protects the veins, arteries, tendons, and... read more
What is an ingrown toenail? An ingrown toenail—the medical term is onychocryptosis—is a toenail that has curled at the edges, cutting into the soft tissue of the toe. Ingrown toenails... read more
Have you ever been playing a sport, walking, or simply standing still and felt your ankle give way? Or do you have a history of recurrent ankle sprains? If so,... read more
Running is a wonderful form of exercise and can be rewarding and fun. Any doctor will admit, however, that running is very hard on the body due to impact on... read more
With more people adopting healthier and active lifestyles, some of the most common complaints we hear from patients are ankle injuries and pain. The ankle is the body’s most... read more
Millions of Americans suffer from chronic ankle pain. If left untreated, ankle problems can lead to more serious conditions over time. Let’s go over a few of the most common... read more
The Achilles tendon is an amazingly versatile tendon. It is the largest and strongest in the human body and can hold up to ten times a person’s body weight. The... read more
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