Treatment for Foot and Ankle Conditions

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Cuboid Subluxation Injuries and Treatments in Our Twin Falls Podiatry Office
Cuboid syndrome can be painful and keep you from the activities you enjoy. Learn what it is, how it’s diagnosed, and how an Idaho podiatrist can help you.
Our Twin Falls Podiatry Office Can Help With Your Tennis and Pickleball Foot and Ankle Injuries
Learn about tennis and pickleball foot injuries and how a podiatrist can diagnose, treat, and help prevent future foot and ankle sports injuries.
Our Idaho Podiatrist Discusses Turf Toe Injuries and Recovery
An experienced podiatrist can diagnose and treat turf toe in athletes and others. Learn about turf toe symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options here.
Our Idaho Foot and Ankle Specialist Explains Symptoms and Treatment of Sesamoid Injuries
Our Idaho podiatry team explores symptoms and common causes of sesamoid injuries and the different treatments to alleviate this sports injury.
Our Idaho Podiatrist Explains Platelet Rich Plasma and Stem Cell Treatments for Foot Conditions
Our podiatry team explains how platelet-rich plasma and stem cell therapy can ease pain and speed recovery times in foot injury patients.
Achilles Tendinitis
Advanced Foot and Ankle discusses Achilles tendinitis, including causes, risk factors, treatment, and prevention of this common overuse injury.
Shin Splints
Dr. Matt Wettstein and his staff at Advanced Foot and Ankle help you understand causes, symptoms, prevention, and treatment for shin splints.
Foot and Ankle Fractures
Fractures are common injuries in the lower body. One of the reasons foot and ankle fractures happen so often is the number of bones down there.
What to Look for Athletic Shoes
There is a heightened risk for injury during athletic participation. Wearing the correct shoes—both type and fit—help you stay safe. Dr. Wettstein discusses.
Ankle Sprains: The Everyday Injury
Some foot and ankle issues are more common than others. Such is the case with ankle sprains, say the foot doctors at Advanced Foot and Ankle.