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We believe in offering you up-to-date information about the latest treatments and tips to help with your foot pain. Check back to our blog by our Adams County foot and ankle doctors regularly to find details about how you can help your feet and ankles feel better.
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Diabetes and Your Feet When you’re diabetic, there are many things you consider. Often overlooked, caring for your feet is incredibly important and should be given special attention. -
Our new Surgical Fellowship Program Martin Foot and Ankle has developed a new Fellowship program to provide advanced training to Doctors who have completed a 3-year Podiatric surgical residency. -
Same Day Appointments At Martin Foot and Ankle, our podiatrists are experts at treating ankle injuries. We now offer same day appointments to meet any of your foot care needs! -
How Your Feet Affect Your Whole Body healthy feet, national foot health awareness month, imbalance, posture problems, leg pain, check your feet -
Get ready to run... with the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill! The AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill uses patented “unweighting” technology to significantly reduce the effective force of gravity on your body as you work out. -
Show Your Feet Some L-O-V-E Overall, our feet get very little respect. At Martin Foot and Ankle, we think it’s time to give them a little L-O-V-E. -
Heel Pain While Exercising Many different conditions can cause heel pain while exercising, including Achilles tendinitis and plantar fasciitis. We offer exercises for your heel pain. -
Back to School Shoe Shopping Is it back to school time for your little one? In addition to notebooks, paper, and calendars, make sure they’re equipped with good shoes, too! -
4 Things You Should Know About Orthotics Custom orthotics still tend to get a bad rap based on some misconceptions from the past. The experts at Martin Foot and Ankle in Lancaster, PA discuss why orthotics don’t deserve a bad rap. -
Understanding Diabetic Wounds The better you understand diabetic wounds—including the factors that contribute to them—the better your ability to prevent this serious medical problem – or at least catch it early so the team at Martin Foot and Ankle can provide the treatment you need.