Our Foot & Ankle Care Blog
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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Neuropathy Tips to Keep Your Feet Safe When your feet are unable to feel pain sensations due to neuropathy, it can be concerning, but Dr. Matt Wettstein shares ways to stay safe. -
Top Recommended Neuroma Treatment Options When you have burning pain in your foot, it could be a neuroma. If this is the case, you will want to have it treated so it doesn’t become permanent. -
Neuroma Symptoms to Watch For Neuromas can cause painful and potentially debilitating symptoms. Recognizing these signs will enable you to know when to seek treatment. -
Foot injury Prevention tips for Your New Year's Resolutions New Year’s Day is right around the corner and many resolutions will be made for more exercise. Dr. Matt Wettstein has injury prevention tips to help. -
Prevention Tips for Ingrown Toenails Ingrown toenails can become painful and irritating. Fortunately, they are also preventable. Dr. Matt Wettstein of Idaho offers some easy prevention tips. -
Identifying Toe Deformities The underlying causes of toe deformities are muscle imbalances. Despite this common root cause, there are differences between the types. -
How Fungal Toenails Develop Understanding how fungal toenails develop is the first step in allowing you the ability to take measures to prevent the condition from occurring. -
How Diabetes Affects Your Feet There is a strong connection between diabetes and the health of your feet. Dr. Matt Wettstein looks at this issue and the importance of diabetic foot care. -
Home Care Tips for a Sprained Ankle When discussing home care for a sprained ankle, Advanced Foot and Ankle focuses on the importance of RICE therapy and waiting to resume activity. -
Recommended Hammertoe Treatment Options When this toe deformity develops, you will need hammertoe treatment to relieve symptoms and prevent the condition from getting worse.