Myth vs. Fact: 3 Common Foot Pain Misconceptions Debunked

Myth vs. Fact: 3 Common Foot Pain Misconceptions Debunked

Foot pain is a common complaint at the Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Institute, but many patients still have misconceptions about causes and treatment. In the blog below, Dr. Daniel Michaels takes the time to thoroughly debunk three common myths about foot pain and what to do about it. We hope his words of wisdom help…

Bunions: Taking Control of Your Foot Health

Bunions: Taking Control of Your Foot Health

Your big toe supports much of your body’s weight, working hard each time you push your foot off the ground. That’s why bunions, bony bumps that tend to form near the joint at your big toe’s base, are so painful and restricting. Untreated, they inflict aches, irritate the skin, cause swelling, and limit your choice…

What to Know About Hammertoe
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What to Know About Hammertoe

Hammertoes are among the most pervasive foot conditions, and they can cause significant pain and discomfort. For this blog, the Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Institute is going to break down what defines the deformity, how to handle it conservatively, and a few surgical options we use to resolve the worst cases. What Makes Hammertoes Happen?…

Diabetic Foot Care: Prevention, Management, and More
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Diabetic Foot Care: Prevention, Management, and More

Diabetics face unique challenges when it comes to foot health, and some of those challenges can lead to other issues down the road. Peripheral neuropathy, a common complication, is particularly worrisome. It can cause numbness and reduced blood flow, making feet more susceptible to subsequent injuries and infections. Here at Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Institute,…

3 Hidden Culprits Behind Your Heel Pain and What You Can Do
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3 Hidden Culprits Behind Your Heel Pain and What You Can Do

Heel pain is often dismissed as a minor consequence of “growing pains” or “bad shoes” (which we’re always happy to help with!). But what if the source of your discomfort is something entirely different? While plantar fasciitis might be the first suspect, several lesser-known culprits can be the root of heel pain as well. For…

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