Foot and ankle pain is incredibly common, and you certainly don’t need to go to a doctor every single time you hurt your foot. That said, it’s never a good idea to assume that your foot injury will completely heal on its own. Even if it gets to the point where you are no longer […]
Why Are My Feet Peeling?
A number of different irritants and underlying health conditions can cause the skin on our feet to peel, so figuring out exactly why your feet are peeling isn’t always an easy task. Dr. Silverman can help you figure out what’s causing your feet to peel and set you up with a treatment plan to help […]
How To Treat Big Toe Tendon Tears
The metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint is where the first long bone in your foot connects with the first bone in your toe. Ligaments, fibrous tissues, tendons and two tiny bones called sesamoids help to support the MTP joint and form what’s known as the plantar complex. Trauma to the plantar complex can damage or tear the […]
When Bunion Correction Goes Wrong – Hallux Varus
We’ve written a lot about the condition hallux valgus in the past, which is the medical term for a bunion, but we haven’t really talked about its lesser known counterpart hallux varus. Oftentimes hallux varus can develop as a result of a failed attempt to correct hallux valgus, but not always. In today’s blog, we […]
Medieval Skeletons Help Us Understand The History Of Bunions
Bunions are an incredibly common foot condition. More than 100 million Americans have a bunion, making it one of the most common foot conditions in the US and throughout the world. And while a number of factors may be leading to an uptick in bunion onset, an analysis of medieval skeletons suggests that bunions were […]
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