There are a number of small bones in your feet and ankles, and any one of them can fracture if they are subjected to enough stress or repetitive force. Sometimes, it’s very easy to know that you’ve broken a bone in your foot, while other times it’s not so clear. But given the fact that […]
The Importance Of Increased Vitamin Intake Before And After Surgery
It’s important that you work to get a healthy amount of vitamins and minerals every day, but that importance only increases if you’ll soon be undergoing a surgical procedure. Dr. Silverman and his team always work with patients to ensure they understand how crucial it is that they increase their vitamin intake, and we even […]
Diabetic Patients At Heightened Risk For Hospitalization From Infections
All patients need to ensure their surgical incision sites are cared for properly, but that sentiment rings even truer for diabetic patients who are more likely to be hospitalized as a result of developing an infection. This is especially true for patients who develop foot infections. To get a better understanding of hospitalization risk after […]
What’s Causing My Arch Pain When Walking?
If your foot arch feels stiff or even painful with your first steps in the morning or after an extended seated period, you’re not alone. Tens of thousands of Americans deal with this type of sensation every day, and their discomfort can range from mildly irritating to downright debilitating. But what could be causing this […]
Diagnosing And Treating Juvenile Bunions
Bunions are a fairly common foot condition that we see on a regular basis, but the vast majority of cases are on the feet of older adults. However, this is not the only group who can be felled by a bunion. In some instances, bunion can develop on the foot of a teen or child […]
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