New research out of Harvard University found that individuals who rarely or never wore shoes tended to have thicker natural calluses on the bottom of their feet, and this padding helps to provide extra protection without reducing the foot’s ability to sense the ground underneath them, unlike cushioned shoes. Those were the findings of a […]
Why Gout Isn’t Always Easy To Treat
Gout is one of the more common foot conditions that we see in our office, but that doesn’t mean it’s always easy to treat. Many foot conditions get better when people swhich to a more supportive or protective shoe, but as evidenced by a a recent study, that’s not the case with gout. According to […]
Are Your Summer Shoes Causing Your Foot Pain?
The summer season means we can be a little more selective about our footwear options because we don’t have to account for ice and snow, but this can still cause problems for our feet. The summer season can be hard on our feet for a variety of reasons, and our shoes can play a big […]
How We Use Ultrasound To Reduce The Risk Of Surgical Complications
When it comes to providing our patients with the best care, it involves an intricate process of having the right technology, knowing the right care plan and ensuring everyone is on board from start to finish. With the surgical aspect of care, there are not a lot of modifiable factors, in that once a diagnosis […]
The Common, Uncommon and Rare Types of Ankle Sprains
An ankle sprain is one of the most common injuries that fells active individuals on a regular basis, but not all ankle sprains are the same. Some are mild, some are severe, and some involve different tissues in the ankle. Below, we take a closer look at some of the common, uncommon and rare types […]
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