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A long day of standing, walking, or hiking can cause your feet to cry out in pain. But if your feet are constantly stiff and achy, you may have arthritis. Here’s what you can do to dull the pain.

If you’re an active adult and play sports, you may be at risk for a foot or ankle fracture. Stress fractures, ankle fractures, and toe fractures are three of the most common types of foot and ankle fractures.

The impact that diabetes can have on your overall health and wellness is significant and stretches right down to your feet. In fact, diabetic foot problems are one of the larger issues to face people with diabetes.

A foot injury can really get in the way of your daily activities and cause much pain and discomfort, but there’s a solution to speed up the healing process -- PRP therapy.

You sprained your ankle in a game of pick-up basketball and now even the slightest crack in the sidewalk makes your ankle turn. Are you tired of your wobbly ankles? Read more about how to keep your ankle injury from following you around.

When you have diabetes, your body is not able to process the glucose in your blood, resulting in high blood sugar levels. Diabetic nerve damage and low blood flow can lead to foot sores. Learn how having a board-certified podiatrist can help you.

Is athlete's foot a common occurrence for you or a loved one? Find out how you can prevent it and when you should see a specialist.

No one wants to talk about toenail fungus, but we have solutions for this common and perhaps embarrassing problem. Laser therapy makes it easy to get rid of fungal infections for good. Start now, and your thick, yellow nails will be gone in no time!

If you’ve experienced the intense, burning pain of a bunion, and nothing has helped relieve it, you’re a candidate for bunion surgery. A new procedure to correct bunions, called lapiplasty, is improving patient results.