Family Foot & Ankle Centers Blog

Recognizing Signs of Peripheral Artery DiseasePeripheral artery disease affects blood flow to the feet and legs. It can lead to serious complications if not identified early. Common signs include leg or foot pain when walking that improves with rest, as well as...

Dealing With CornsRecovering from corns on the feet, whether soft, hard, or seed, is a relief for many patients who have lived with daily discomfort. Corns are caused by repeated pressure or friction from tight shoes, foot structure, or walking patterns. They often...

Hammertoe and Preventing Painful Toe DeformitiesHammertoe is a toe deformity in which one or more toes bend abnormally at the middle joint, causing a claw-like appearance. The condition often develops due to wearing shoes that are too tight, narrow, or high-heeled,...

Why Pain Develops in the 2nd ToePain in the second toe is a frequent complaint podiatrists hear and can develop for several reasons. This toe often absorbs extra pressure during walking, especially when the big toe does not move well or when foot structure puts...

Heel Pain Can Be Treated!Do you suffer from heel pain when you get up in the morning? If so, you should seek professional help and have a proper diagnosis performed. Heel pain can be caused by several different foot-related conditions. The information provided in...

Dealing With Intense Joint PainGout is a common and acute form of inflammatory arthritis that often shows up first in the foot, especially the big toe. The toe may look red and shiny, and  feel warm, sometimes with tight skin that appears stretched. It often feels...