Our Foot & Ankle Library Articles
We want our patients to be informed about the condition they are suffering from and the treatment options available to them. Browse our free library articles to learn more about what is causing your pain and what can be done about it.
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HammertoeHammertoe can be seen when one or both of the joints of the second, third, fourth, or little toes are fixed in a bent position. This bending can cause many different problems.
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BunionsA bunion is often seen as a bump on the side of the big toe that can be very painful, caused by a shift in the alignment of the bone at the base of the big toe.
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Hallux RigidusHallux rigidus is a disorder of the joint at the base of the big toe. This causes pain and stiffness of the joint, and over time, the big toe becomes much harder to bend.
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Heel Pain in ChildrenPediatric heel pain is a warning that something is wrong. A common cause is calcaneal apophysitis but many other conditions can also cause heel pain in children.
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Peripheral NeuropathyUnmanaged diabetes can cause nerve damage, particularly in the hands and feet. Called peripheral neuropathy, the condition usually causes a loss of sensation.
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Thick Discolored Nail...Is It a Fungus?Confirm your diagnsosis of a fungal nail infection and find out about your treatment options in our South Indianapolis podiatry office.
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If recognized early Morton's Neuroma can be treated noninvasively.A pinched nerve in the foot causing burning and numbness in the ball of the foot.
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Punctures of the Foot Need Immediate TreatmentPuncture wounds of the foot can lead to serious infections if not treated early. Visit our podiatrist for early intervention if you have injured your foot.
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Your Heel Pain May Be Plantar Fasciitis or Another ConditionHeel pain has a variety of causes, but is most often plantar fasciitis. A podiatrist can evaluate your condition and offer a treatment plan to ease your pain.
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Untreated Flat Feet Can Put Pressure on Ankles, Knees, and HipsYour lower back, knee, hip, and ankle pain may be caused by flat feet or fallen arches. A podiatrist can offer solutions to correct the condition.