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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How to Find Your Perfect Pair of Hiking BootsThere’s no place in the world like Southern Idaho to go for a great hike! Just remember that the right footwear can be the difference.
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Going Natural: Treatments That Use Your Body’s Own Healing AbilitiesMLS laser therapy naturally stimulates your body’s own regeneration and repair mechanisms and trigger healing without medications or surgery.
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Sports Injuries: How to Get Back in the GameDon’t let one of these common sports injuries keep you out of the game! Prevent injury and take proper steps so you can return to sports just as strong!
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What Does Neuropathy Really Mean?It's easy to find medical information about peripheral neuropathy. But what is life really like if you live with this condition? What challenges lay ahead?
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Preventing and Caring for Dry FeetDry feet can be more than an eyesore—severe cases could even lead to pain, bleeding, or infections! Learn how to protect your feet and soothe dry, cracked skin.
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How Should a Bone Spur Be Treated?Bone spurs don’t need treatment if they aren’t causing pain. If they are, our Twin Falls podiatrist has several options to address them.
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Are Heel Spurs and Plantar Fasciitis Related?Heel spurs and plantar fasciitis are frequently linked, but they have many differences as well. Dr. Matt Wettstein explains.
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Keep Circulation Strong in Legs and FeetDr. Matt Wettstein, podiatrist in Twin Falls, offers six simple suggestions on how to improve circulation in your feet and legs.
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Why Poor Circulation Places Feet in DangerLow blood flow can put feet and legs in considerable danger of complications such as tissue death and infected wounds.
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What to Know Before and After Laser TherapyLaser therapy can be an incredibly effective tool for pain relief and injury recovery. Here’s what you need to know about this procedure.