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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Common Foot & Ankle Injuries for GolfersAlthough golf is a lower-impact sport, golfers are still vulnerable to foot and ankle injuries from repeated movements throughout a game.
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Why You Should Always See a Doctor for Athlete’s FootAthlete's foot is a common condition for which patients seek treatment at Martin Foot and Ankle. However, athlete's foot is often not the only issue present.
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Spring Shoe Shopping GuideAre your current shoes not cutting it anymore? In this blog, we've compiled a few of our top shoes for springtime.
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How To Help Your Child Avoid A Sports InjuryWhether your little one loves kicking a soccer ball or running in track and field, we've provided a few tips to help them avoid a sports injury this season.
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When To Consider Surgery For Flat FeetWe feature a few factors to watch for that may signal surgery for flat feet is your best option for recovery.
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Life Choices That Negatively Affect Your FeetIn this blog, we feature a few things that may be contributing to your foot pain and suggest possible treatment methods.
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How to Treat Fungal Infections in the FeetLearn how these common fungal infections can cause painful symptoms and tips for how to treat them.
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What Causes Stinky FeetLearn what causes stinky feet and tips to keep your feet fresh, clean, and odor-free.
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What is Diabetic Neuropathy?Learn how uncontrolled diabetes can negatively affect the health of your lower limbs.
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Common Foot Issues Caused by Cold WeatherLearn how to protect your feet this winter from these common foot ailments.
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Practical Gifts For Those With Foot NeedsThis holiday season, consider foot-friendly gifts that can keep your loved ones comfortable and pain-free!
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How The Holidays Can Negatively Affect Your FeetLearn how to prioritize your foot health this season if you suffer from diabetes, gout, or peripheral artery disease.