Did you know that arthritis in the big toe joint is the most common type of arthritis associated with the foot? It’s true.
Are you suffering from flat feet? It’s a very common condition. Up to 25% of adults in the United States have flat feet, or pes planus. For some, it’s not a problem, but others suffer from pain and discomfort from the condition. Flat feet reconstruction surgery may be an option if you’re experiencing symptoms related to the condition.
A sprained ankle can happen anytime you roll, turn, or twist your ankle improperly. The motion can stretch the ligaments that hold your ankle bones together, or it can tear them. In most cases, a sprain will injure the ankle ligaments on the outside and it can feel a lot like a broken bone. Thankfully, sprains can be treated at home.
Embarrassed to wear sandals or flip-flops because of yellowing, crusty toenails? Toenail fungus is extremely common, and it can be unsightly. Laser treatment for toenail fungus is one of the most promising options out there, but is it right for you? We’ll explore that and more below.
The single most common foot injury in sports is the inversion ankle sprain. It’s caused by twisting the foot inward, which stretches the outer ligaments and causes damage. Choosing the right foot specialist to evaluate it is important!
The Achilles tendon is a band of tissue going from the heel bone to the calf. It’s a crucial tendon for walking, running, and jumping. Just going through daily activities can put pressure and stress on your tendon. If the tendon experiences irritation, pain, and swelling, these are signs you may need Achilles tendon injury treatment.
Are you embarrassed about your bulging purple or red patches of varicose veins and tired of hiding them? Summer fun with friends and family often means shorts and bathing suits, especially in hot, humid climates like Florida. If you suffer from the discomfort and embarrassment of varicose veins, you may be wondering if laser vein treatment can help.
Venous insufficiency is a disease process which can affect all age groups. The older the group, the higher the prevalence. The overall prevalence of the disease is 25-40% for women and 10-20% for men. For any age group, women are more commonly affected than men. The annual occurrence rate is 6% and 1.9% for women and men, respectively. According to the Cleveland Clinic, 40% of people in the U.S. have venous insufficiency with varying degrees of symptomatology.