The fusion of multiple bones in the foot or ankle is a complex surgery, and healing takes some time after the last suture is stitched. For most individuals, fusion healing takes between 6-10 weeks depending on the specific operation, but some people need more time to recover. When healing takes longer than expected, it is […]
New Fossil Shines Light On Earliest Upright Walkers
In the year 2000, archaeologists in Ethiopia uncovered the fossilized skeleton of a human ancestor classified as Australopithecus afarensis. The skeleton was of a roughly 3-year-old girl, and scientists believe she died about 3.3 million years ago. The team of archaeologist named her Selam, and what’s unique about her is that she is that most […]
Firework Safety For Your Whole Body
The Fourth of July is almost here, and hopefully you have some time off that you can spend with friends and family to ring in the holiday. As doctors, the Fourth of July always gives us a little pause because of the potential for minor to catastrophic injuries. We want you to stay safe and […]
Painful Foot Hardware After Surgery
Screws, rods, plates and other types of hardware are all regularly used to stabilize fracture sites so bones in your feet can heal correctly. However, since their isn’t a lot of built in padding in our feet, some people complain that their hardware is uncomfortable or downright painful after a surgical operation. Below, we explain […]
How To Reach Retirement With Healthy Feet and Ankles
If you’re getting close to retirement age, you’re probably starting to think about all the fun things you’ll be able to do instead of working 40 hours a week. Reaching retirement is a goal for most Americans, but what’s the point of reaching this milestone if your body is worn down and pain cripples any […]
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