If you’re dealing with pain under your arch, there’s a chance that you’re dealing with plantar faciitis. However, there’s also the possibility that you’re dealing with a different condition known as plantar fibroma that impacts the same area. Today, we explain what plantar fibroma is, and how it is treated. What is Plantar Fibroma? Plantar […]
How To Treat A Broken Pinky Toe
We’ve all done it. At some point in our life, we’ve misjudged a step and stubbed a toe against a piece of furniture. Oftentimes it happens to your big toe, and we’ talked about the difference between broken big toes and stubbed toes on this related blog. Your big toe is much more stable and […]
What Does Foot Cancer Look Like?
When you hear the word cancer, you probably don’t associate the condition with your feet. Unfortunately foot cancer is a reality for thousands of Americans each and every year. Today, we take a closer look at cancers of the foot, and we explain how they are treated. Skin Cancer of the Feet Successful treatment of […]
Opioids Ineffective For Ankle Fracture Patients
When it comes to providing patients with the right care plan after surgery, opioids and pain medications are often part of the discussion. For some patients, opioids can help to control pain and help the patient stay in a positive frame of mind because they aren’t bogged down with pain and discomfort. For others, opioids […]
Preventing Cast Problems After Surgery
People who undergo arthroscopic knee surgery often need to have their leg placed in a cast to help keep it immobilized while they recover. However, new research suggests that individuals who have their leg casted after knee surgery are at an increased risk for deep venous thromboembolisms or pulmonary embolisms. Blood clots like these can […]
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