Find Helpful Insight on Our Blog From the Pennsylvania Foot and Ankle Doctors
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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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. -
Why You Have a Bunion The doctors at Martin Foot and Ankle want you to know your bunion wasn’t caused by high-heeled shoes. Instead, there are other potential explanations. -
Tips to Keep Diabetic Skin Safe Learn about why it’s important to keep diabetic skin safe, along with tips to protect your feet - the pros at Martin Foot and Ankle clarify. -
Orthotics Make Great Running Partners If your foot arches are too high or too lower, orthotics can make great running partners. Another valuable running resource is Martin Foot and Ankle! -
Recovering from a Traumatic Foot Injury Martin Foot and Ankle discusses the recovery process after sustaining a traumatic injury like a broken ankle or torn Achilles. -
The Difference Between Mallet, Claw, and Hammertoes Got an abnormally bent toe? Martin Foot & Ankle describes the differences between mallet, claw, and hammertoes. -
Preparing Meals with Gout A case of gout doesn’t mean you have to skip the picnic or cookout! It does mean, though, that you need to be careful about what foods you eat. -
Join Us April 29 at The Big Give! Martin Foot & Ankle will be in Cousler Park providing FREE balance and foot checks at The Big Give, a family festival to support autism resources. -
Top Causes of Plantar Fasciitis—And How to Prevent Them The Martin Foot & Ankle team goes over the leading causes of plantar fasciitis and provides tips for preventing the pain. -
New Year’s Resolutions for Your Feet Just a few minutes of TLC per day can keep feet happy and healthy…that’s a resolution we can all keep!