You notice some soreness in your foot. It’s minor-league annoying. But it doesn’t go away. It begins to interfere with your workouts and daily activities.
See a Podiatrist for Stress Fractures of the Feet
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Use “Life’s Simple 7” To Improve Your Health
When it comes to your health, it turns out that the little things can add up to a lot. The American Heart Association says that there are 7 little changes you can make to reduce your risk of disease and live a longer, healthier life.
Foot Problems in Babies and Toddlers
Most babies are born without any foot problems whatsoever. They learn to walk in their own time somewhere around their first birthday.
Dos and Don’ts of Buying Shoes
Podiatrists Megan L. Oltmann, DPM and Craig B. Frey, DPM submit that most people could improve their foot health if they simply wore the right shoes.
Avoiding Foot Injuries at Work
Feet and ankles are susceptible to injury all the time. No matter where you are, an accident can happen that causes an acute injury – a sudden, one-time occurrence such as a fall that snaps a bone in your foot.
3 Ways the Cold Can Affect Your Toes
Wintertime in Cuyahoga County can gift us with some truly beautiful scenes. The snow drifts down, kids rejoice in snow days off from school, and if we’re lucky, hot beverages in warm homes keep us safe and snug.
What are Bone Spurs?
Spurs are small bits of bone that grow abnormally out of regular bone. They can form when surrounding soft tissues (like ligaments and tendons) and the places where they meet (in your joints) become inflamed.
Celebrate Your Health with This One-of-a-Kind Holiday
Here’s a unique holiday that probably hasn’t made it into your calendar: January 2 is National Personal Trainer Awareness Day.
Dos and Dont’s of a Broken Toe
How do you know if you’ve broken your toe? Well, for starters, if you’ve dropped something heavy on it, be suspicious.
5 Cold-Weather Truths for Diabetic Feet
Baby, it’s cold outside! Cold temps can pose a challenge to anyone’s feet. But the cold, hard truth is that diabetics must pay special attention. At Foot & Ankle Associates of Cleveland, we’d like to remind our diabetic patients that protecting your feet is more urgent than it is for most people. And that includes […]