Family Foot & Ankle Centers Blog

Non-Diabetic Foot UlcersNon-diabetic foot ulcers are open sores or wounds that occur on the feet, typically due to poor circulation, pressure, or injury. Unlike diabetic ulcers, these wounds are not directly caused by high blood sugar levels, but can still lead to...

Plantar Warts and Effective Relief MethodsPlantar warts are benign growths that appear on the soles of the feet due to an infection from the human papillomavirus, or HPV. They can cause discomfort and pain, making walking or standing difficult. These warts have a...

Are Bunions Affecting Your Everyday Life?Have you noticed a bony protrusion on the side of your big toe? If so, you may have developed the foot condition known as a bunion. Don't let bunions interfere with your daily activities. The information provided in this...

Relief Options for Morton’s ToeMorton's toe is a hereditary foot condition where the second toe appears longer than the first due to a shorter first metatarsal, which is the bone behind the big toe. This anatomical difference shifts pressure to areas of the foot...

Three Types of Ankle Sprains and Their CausesAnkle sprains vary in severity and are classified into three grades. A Grade 1 sprain is mild, involving slight stretching of the ligaments with minimal damage. It typically results from a minor twist or roll of the...

Diabetic FootDiabetic foot is a term used to describe complications that affect the feet of individuals with diabetes. These complications arise from poor blood circulation and nerve damage, or neuropathy, caused by high blood sugar levels. As a result, minor...