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There are many tendons in the foot that can be injured. Tendonitis from Chicago Health SMB Brands on Vimeo. In this article we will focus on the two peroneal tendons, but there are many more which we can diagnose and treat. The peroneal tendons both start in the lower leg, wrap around the outside of … Read more
Neuromas are inflamed, enlarged nerves. The most common location is between the third and fourth toes, or between the second and third. They may cause a “funny bone” feeling of numbness and tingling to the corresponding toes with walking, often described as a rolled up sock. Treatment includes wearing loose, flat shoes, metatarsal padding, corticosteroid … Read more
It is commonly believed that there is nothing that can be done for a broken toe. This is not true. Toe fractures that heal wrong will remain stiff and painful. Toes need to be x-rayed to be sure the fracture is not displaced, angulated or gapped. The metatarsals is the part of the foot between … Read more
An ingrown toenail is where is nail border digs in and lacerates the nail fold, causing pain and sometimes an infection. It may be due to improper nail trimming. Depending on the condition, Dr. Hoy may recommend one of several procedures, including permanent removal of the offending nail border. What Is an Ingrown Toenail? When … Read more
Plantar fasciitis is the most common musculoskeletal condition of the foot. It is characterized by heel or arch pain, especially upon getting up in the morning from bed or out of a chair, or it may worsen as one walks over the course of the day. The pain is caused by the pulling of the … Read more