Your foot and ankle health isn't just something that needs occasional maintenance. It's influenced daily by the shoes you wear, the activities you perform, and even the food you eat! Our blog offers a wealth of information ranging from specific care to tips for daily life.
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What to Do If Bunions Cause Overlapping ToesHas a bunion caused your toes to bunch together? Our Idaho podiatry team examines problems caused by overlapping toes and explains how we help correct them.
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Why You Should Be Concerned About Calluses on Your FeetOur Idaho podiatry team explains common causes of rough, dry skin on the feet and when patients should be concerned about their calluses.
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What Do You Need in a Diabetic Foot Care Plan?A sound plan for diabetic foot care can have a major influence on your future comfort, mobility, and health. Advanced Foot & Ankle can help you build a plan that’s best for your needs.
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How Custom Orthotics Can Get Rid of Heel PainFor many patients, custom orthotics can provide long-term relief from heel pain. Learn more about how custom orthotics work and when they might be prescribed.
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Getting to the Bottom of Why Your Heels HurtAdvanced Foot & Ankle helps patients with a wide variety of heel pain causes find the treatments and relief they need.
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4 Tips for Reducing Diabetic Wound Risks at HomeTaking steps to reduce diabetic wound risks now can go a great way toward saving your feet in the future. Advanced Foot & Ankle has some tips for you.
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THIS is What Matters Most for Diabetic Wound CareIf you have concerns about diabetic wounds and wound care, it pays to keep a few things at the forefront of your mind.
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How to Prevent Bunions (or Keep them from Getting Worse)Advanced Foot & Ankle are experts in bunion treatment, including prevention and management.
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What Are My Treatment Options for Bunions?Surgery may not be the only solution for your bunion. Several conservative therapies can help you manage the pain and control the progression—especially if they begin before your bunion becomes severe.
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Orthotics Might Be the Best Answer for Your Flatfoot PainDo you have flat feet or low arches and are suffering from foot, ankle, or even lower leg and knee pain? A new set of orthotics may be just what you need to get rid of your discomfort and return to full activity.