There are two main types of injuries that we see in our clinic. There are the acute injuries that involve significant trauma and injury, like a fractured ankle from a car accident or fall off a ladder, and there are chronic injuries that develop over time or simply won’t fully go away. Most people know […]
Grass Or Turf – Which Is Worse For Feet Injuries
More sports complexes are shifting away from natural grass and making the move to artificial turf. While turf is often much more expensive at the outset, less regular maintenance is required, making them appealing to high school and college programs. But could this shift to artificial turf have implications for athlete injuries? A recent study […]
5 Summer Foot Care Tips For Diabetics
Taking care of your feet is a year round process, but summer can be especially challenging for your feet. That statement becomes even more amplified if you have diabetes. Summer poses some unique challenges for your feet if you’re a diabetic, so in this blog, we’re going to put a spotlight on those seasonal challenges […]
How Eggshells Could Play A Role In Surgery Recovery
New research out of UMass Lowell suggests that eggshells could play a key role in enhancing bone growth. According to researchers, eggshells could soon be used to help repair bones in patients with injuries due to aging, traumatic accidents, cancer and other fracture-related events. Using an innovative process, the crushed eggshells are inserted into a […]
Why Plantar Fasciitis Cases Increase In The Summer
Plantar fasciitis is one of the more common foot conditions we help patients with on a regular basis, and it seems that we also see an increase in patients with plantar fasciitis in the warm summer months. So what does the warmer weather have to do with the onset of plantar fasciitis? We explore the […]
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