With the start of school in the coming months also comes the beginning of many athletic programs and activities. With these activities, such as football and soccer, many people will find themselves battling a common foot issue…athlete’s foot. What Is Athlete’s Foot? Athlete’s foot is […]
Diabetes is a disease that affects thousands of people, often causing a variety of medical issues, including many foot and ankle issues, especially when their diabetes is not under proper control. If you suffer from diabetes, it is important that you understand how diabetes affects your […]
While bunions are a common foot ailment, they are often painful and sometimes preventable. It is true, however, that there are bunions that cannot be prevented, but there are a few things you can do to try to prevent and keep those bunions away. Wear […]
Many people don’t realize that the way they care for their feet can be a major contributor to foot and ankle problems. Issues such as calluses, ingrown toenails, and athlete’s foot can all play a role in causing major discomfort, especially when walking or running. […]
Common foot and ankle injuries can be prevented if you are utilizing these helpful tips: Warm up before exercise. Many people tend to skip warming up before their run or work out, which can cause more harm than anything, especially to the feet and ankles. […]
Our feet go through strenuous exertion on a daily basis. When we wear socks it can create friction on certain spots of our feet that can cause fluid to collect between the upper and lower layers of the skin. This can also happen if you […]
Although most take it for granted, but your feet are the most important body part that allows you to stay active, this is why it is crucial to keep your feet healthy. The Foot and Ankle Specialists of Illinois are here to tell you how […]
Have you noticed that you may have an ingrown toenail? If so, do not worry, ingrown toenails are generally common and can be often uncomfortable. This can be caused by improper footwear and not caring for feet, which triggers a great amount of pressure forced […]
While you may not have heard of the term, flat feet is a very common foot condition that affects about 25% of the nation. Flat feet is a result of a collapsed arch where the whole sole of your foot touches the ground when it […]
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