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Minimally invasive foot surgery not only treats foot pain more quickly than other techniques, but it’s also a less painful solution. Find out when and why your doctor may recommend minimally invasive surgery for your foot pain.

Hammertoe is a deformity that creates an abnormal bend in the middle joint of your toe. If you have one, you probably want to know what you can do to correct it. Read on to learn if it’s possible to reserve a flexible hammertoe.

Ingrown nails are a common foot problem, but what can you do about them? Continue reading to learn everything you need to know, including how to treat ingrown toenails at home and what we can do to help.

There’s nothing quite as fun as shoe shopping, but what does your podiatrist say about buying shoes? Find out in this article! Read on for our 10 top tips for buying your next pair of shoes.

Discovering you have a wart can be embarrassing and uncomfortable. If you think you have a wart, getting the right treatment can help eliminate the wart and provide relief. Here’s what you need to know.

If you’re an athlete, you already know you rely on your feet quite a bit. Continue reading to learn nine things you can do to protect your feet, reduce your risk of injury, and keep your feet healthy and happy.

Bunions don’t go away on their own, and if you’re tired of dealing with the pain of a bunion, now is the time to finally address it. Read on to learn what potentially caused your bunion and what you can do about it.

Plantar warts are a common nuisance that are quick to spread and tricky to treat. If you have a wart, read on to see how our breakthrough noninvasive Swift® treatment can help you say goodbye to warts for good.

Sprained ankles are one of the most common injuries both on the playing field and off. If you’ve sprained your ankle, you need these tips to help prevent your sprained ankle from becoming chronically unstable.

Radial pulse therapy (RPT) is a groundbreaking treatment that delivers pain relief for foot and ankle conditions without incisions or injections. Read on to learn how this therapy works and when you might consider it.

Witness your big toe gradually shifting towards its neighbor, forming a bump on the inner side of your foot. Contemplating surgery as a solution? Here are essential considerations for individuals dealing with bunions.

Recognizing Diabetic Symptoms in the Feet