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Your foot or ankle hurts. You’ve done the “Rest, Ice, Compression” routine, and the pain is still there. You know it’s time to see a specialist, and that’s when you hit the first major hurdle: Do you book an appointment with a podiatrist or an orthopedist? It’s a very common question. Both are highly trained…
Think of a callus or a corn as your foot’s own version of a helmet: it’s a layer of thickened skin that builds up to protect itself from friction and pressure. The problem is that “helmet” can become bulky and painful, and it’s a clear signal that something is wrong with the mechanics of your foot.
Take care of your feet and your diabetes by visiting your local podiatrist for preventative care.
That persistent cramp in your calf when you walk. That nagging coldness in your feet that a thick pair of socks can’t seem to fix. It’s easy to dismiss these as simple signs of aging or fatigue. But what if your feet are trying to tell you something about your heart health?
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a systemic condition that can affect your entire body. That said, your feet often pay a higher price than the rest of you. In this blog, the Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Institute will help you understand what’s happening to your feet…and help do something about it!
Since it’s Falls Prevention Awareness Month, we’d like to remind everyone that falls are not an inevitable part of aging. At Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Institute, LLC, we are experts in fall risk prevention, and in this guide, we’ll walk you through the basics.
For most people, a small cut or scrape is a minor annoyance that heals on its own. But what happens when a sore on your foot or ankle simply won’t go away?
Do you struggle with persistent swelling in your legs, ankles, or feet? If the swelling is accompanied by a feeling of heaviness or tightness, it could be a sign of a chronic medical condition called Lymphedema. And while you might think a trendy MLD massage is all you’ll need to fix the issue, the reality is more complicated than that.
For many, it’s a frustratingly familiar scenario: you finally lie down to rest after a long day, but your legs have other plans. That uncontrollable urge to move, accompanied by strange crawling, tingling, or aching sensations, is the hallmark of Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS). We explore the issue in our latest blog
Summer is in full swing, and when it comes to sun protection, most people remember to apply sunscreen to their face, arms, and shoulders, but their feet are often forgotten.
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