That painful bump at the base of your big toe? It’s likely a bunion, a common foot deformity known medically as Hallux Valgus. At Step By Step Family Foot Care, we’ve helped plenty of patients get past this problem for good, so in the guide below, we’ll explain what they are, why they form, and…
Springtime beckons us outdoors, and with that comes a surge in activities that can impact our foot and ankle health. From the pounding of pavement to the quick pivots of court sports, it’s essential to understand how these activities affect our lower extremities and how to stay safe. Explore with us at Step By Step…
Peripheral neuropathy is a fancy term for nerve damage that affects your ability to feel and balance. It is widely known that this condition is most present in the hands and feet of diabetics, but there are exceptions that we at Step By Step Family Foot Care will highlight in this article. From causes, risks,…
Living with diabetes means meticulous management, and for many, the most effective methods start with the feet. Routine care can be incredibly effective, so below, Step By Step Family Foot Care has put together a guide to prevent complications. Step 1: Understand the Risks (Why Your Feet Are Vulnerable) Diabetes affects your feet in two…
That sharp, stabbing heel pain with your first morning steps? It’s often plantar fasciitis – inflammation of the plantar fascia, the thick tissue band running along the bottom of your foot. Below, Step by Step Family Foot Care outlines a guide to understanding, managing, and overcoming plantar fasciitis. Step 1: Understanding the Cause (Why Does…
An ankle sprain might seem like a minor injury – a quick twist, a moment of pain, and then you’re back on your feet. But dismissing an ankle sprain, even if it seems mild, can have serious consequences. As podiatrists, we see firsthand the long-term problems that can arise from untreated or improperly treated sprains….
Swollen feet, a common occurrence for many, can often be dismissed as a minor inconvenience. However, swelling caused by excess fluid trapped in your body’s tissue, often referred to as edema, can signal more serious underlying health issues. While edema may seem insignificant, it can be associated with a variety of concerning medical problems. Recognizing…
The dreaded walking boot. Nobody wants to end up in this situation, but with many foot and ankle problems, you’ll need at least some type of assistance to rehabilitate. Canes, crutches, wheelchairs, and braces are among the most used devices, each serving a specific purpose in the recovery process. In this article, Step By Step…
Do you have pain in the ball of your foot? You are most likely a dancer, runner, or athlete, but we at Step By Step Family Foot Care wouldn’t be surprised if you aren’t. Sesamoiditis is a common condition that affects the small bones beneath the big toe joint. These bones, called sesamoid bones, are…
Foot and ankle surgery can be a daunting prospect, but it’s often a necessary step to alleviate chronic pain, restore mobility, and improve overall quality of life. Understanding the reasons for surgery, the procedure itself, and the recovery process can help, so Step by Step Family Foot Care is here to walk you through it…
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