Effective Heel Pain Treatment in Twin Falls, ID
If you are looking for heel pain treatment, you should reach out to our experienced team. We’re here to help patients throughout Twin Falls, Burley, Jerome, Heyburn, and everywhere else you may hail from. Ready to schedule an appointment? Contact us online or call our Twin Falls office at 208.731.6321.
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Benefits of Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy to Treat Plantar Fasciitis By Our Idaho PodiatristIf you suffer from plantar fasciitis, our experienced Idaho podiatrist can determine if you are a candidate for PRP therapy as a treatment option. Learn more here.
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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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Why You Are Not Out of Options for Treating Heel PainHeel pain is not something that you are helpless to treat. Dr. Matt Wettstein in Twin Falls and Burley goes over some of the options you may have.
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What’s Causing Pain Along the Bottom of Your Foot?Dr. Matt Wettstein at Advanced Foot & Ankle in Twin Falls, Idaho offers some possibilities for what can be causing pain along the bottom of the foot.
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How to Put an End to Morning Heel Pain (Without Surgery)If heel pain is the bane of your mornings, it’s time to take action and reclaim your comfort. Learn tips on treatments and lifestyle changes to get rid of pain.
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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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Do Your Heels Hurt in the Morning? Here’s WhyHeel pain in the morning is a classic symptom of plantar fasciitis. Dr. Matt Wettstein in Twin Falls explains this common condition.