If you’ve undergone foot or ankle surgery, there’s a good chance that your surgeon will recommend that you be non-weightbearing or limited weightbearing for a short period of time after the procedure. Following this advice is essential to your recovery, but we understand that being non-weightbearing on one of your feet can be quite challenging […]
The Link Between Step Counts And Aging Brain Health
There are plenty of things you can do to keep your mind sharp as you age, but according to new research, one of the best things you can do may also be one of the simplest – regularly put one foot in front of the other. According to research presented today at the Annual Meeting […]
How To Keep Your Feet From Slowing You Down In Retirement
You’ve worked hard your whole life to get to a point where you can retire and enjoy the fruits of your labor, but there’s a good chance your body shows some signs of the decades of stress you’ve put on it. Nobody wants to get to retirement just to be forced to live a less […]
Foot Pain When Walking Up Stairs – What’s Causing Symptoms?
Are you dealing with pain or discomfort when going up stairs? You move your foot in a specific pattern as you move it upwards to the next step, and if this positioning is causing discomfort, there may be a specific foot issue lurking beneath the surface. In today’s blog, we take a closer look at […]
Heel Pain On One Foot – What’s The Problem?
If you suffer an acute injury like an ankle sprain or a toe fracture, it’s pretty obvious why you’re experiencing discomfort. But what happens if symptoms develop without an acute moment of injury, and moreover, what if they are only isolated to one of your feet? That’s an issue that many people face when they […]
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