What Causes Cuboid Syndrome And How Your Foot Doctor Might Treat This Condition

Posted on 10 June 2021

Cuboid syndrome is a foot injury that usually causes pain along the same side of your foot as your little toe. The condition can occur suddenly due to an acute injury, or it can develop gradually due to repetitive motion. Anyone can develop cuboid syndrome, but it is most common in athletes, such as runners, tennis players, and dancers. Here are things that cause cuboid syndrome, how your foot is affected, and how a foot doctor might treat the injury. [Read More]

Seek Relief And Treatments From A Podiatrist For Your Plantar Fasciitis Condition

Posted on 20 October 2020

Your plantar fascia is that very thick band of ligament tissue running along the bottom of your foot. This tissue connects your toes to your heel bone. Repetitive strain injuries that you sustain to your plantar fascia are usually caused by the wearing of unsuitable footwear, excessive jumping, walking, or running activities. The injury you sustain to your fascia is called plantar fasciitis. Symptoms Of Developing Plantar Fasciitis You'll experience a stabbing type of pain coming from your heel at the bottom of your foot especially when you are trying to get out of bed in the morning. [Read More]

Plantar Fasciitis But Also Have An MTHFR Gene Mutation? Here's What You Need To Know

Posted on 18 July 2019

If you have been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and have a methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene mutation, you may be wondering what your options are to alleviate the pain in your heel. Your MTHFR gene mutation affects many body systems, which could change the course of treatment for your plantar fasciitis. Here's what you need to know.  MTHFR — Contraindications of Pain Management An MTHFR gene mutation impairs methylation, which is necessary for the biochemical reactions in your body that contribute to autonomic processes such as neurological, cardiovascular, and detoxification systems. [Read More]

Considering An Ankle Replacement? 4 Things To Know

Posted on 14 March 2019

Persistent pain in the ankle that has not responded to other treatment is a motivating reason to consider a surgical procedure to replace the affected ankle joint. But this complicated surgery is not the right choice for every patient. If you are seeking a way to address debilitating ankle pain, here are four important things you must consider before seeking an ankle replacement surgery.  The recovery period can be extensive  [Read More]

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If you sit at a desk all day or type for a living, the condition of your feet might be of little consequence to you. However, if you are a professional athlete, your feet can make or break your success on the field. If you have a muscle strain or toe injury, you might find yourself sitting on a bench instead of making game-winning catches or plays. To help your feet to hold up to the rigors of your job, I want to teach you about the importance of podiatry. On my website, you will find information focusing on everything from how to care for your feet to how to choose the right podiatrist.

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