Do you have heel pain that just won’t go away? Radial shockwave therapy may be exactly what you need. At Momentum Foot and Ankle, we use this proven, non-surgical treatment to help patients get lasting relief — fast. Many people try stretching, orthotics, and injections for months. Yet the pain keeps coming back. So if… Read more »
Custom Foot Orthotics: What They Are and How They Can Help If you’re living with chronic foot pain, custom foot orthotics may be the solution your feet need. These prescription medical devices are designed and fabricated specifically for your feet — offering targeted support, improved movement, and lasting relief that over-the-counter inserts simply can’t match…. Read more »
If you’ve been dealing with foot pain, an ingrown toenail, heel discomfort, or another foot or ankle problem — and you’ve been putting off making an appointment — you’re not alone. Many people don’t know what to expect from a podiatry visit, and that uncertainty can delay care that would make a real difference in… Read more »
You’re in the middle of your morning run, a shift on your feet at work, or a weekend hike — and that familiar, stabbing pain in your heel stops you cold. You’ve probably pushed through it more times than you can count. But heel pain doesn’t get better by ignoring it, and in active adults,… Read more »
A common complaint among patients at Momentum Foot and Ankle Wellness Center is pain on the top of the foot. This is often right under your shoelaces. In many cases, pain on the top of the foot is due to an inflammation of the extensor tendons. The extensor tendons run along the top of your foot… Read more »
Diabetic Foot Self Exam I often speak with my patients about how to care for your feet and the importance of going to a Podiatrist on a regular basis (especially when you have diabetes). Nonetheless, it’s equally important to be regularly checking your feet yourself. But what can you do? Performing a regular diabetic foot… Read more »
Excessive Pronation Typically we ignore our feet until the pain is so significant that we can ignore them anymore. Our feet contain 56 bones, 66 joints, over 240 tendons and ligaments and over 40 muscles. That is a lot that could go wrong. Each foot also contains over 7,000 nerve endings. No wonder we get “stopped in our… Read more »
I have been seeing a lot of new cases of plantar fasciitis and various tendonitis problems of the foot and ankle. I believe that there is a new cause for these foot pains and problems with my patients. SHOES! What is wrong with the shoes? Well the manufacturers of athletic shoes have followed the move… Read more »
Facts about Heel Pain Heel pain is one of the most common foot conditions I treat every day. Surprisingly, it is also one of the conditions patients have the most misconceptions about – both its cause and its treatment. Many patients believe heel pain is associated with a bone spur when, in fact, heel pain… Read more »
Foot Calluses are gross and ugly – I know! The blog guidelines recommend that I have lots of pictures in my blog. But I’ll spare you this time. No one wants to look at foot calluses. A foot callus can be gross, ugly and embarrassing…no one wants to have one let alone see pics of other… Read more »
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