Are you sick of the recurring pain in your heels, arches, or the underside of your foot? Our Maryland podiatry specialists explore the common causes of foot pain to help patients find long-lasting relief. Browse or search our blog posts today for more information!
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How Orthotics and Splints Can Be Used to Treat Heel Pain You don’t have to suffer with heel pain when options such as orthotics or splints are available. Learn how your podiatrist can help. -
Understanding How to Treat Overpronation and Underpronation Overpronation and underpronation can cause problems with how your feet function. Both conditions can be treated to avoid pain and injuries to your feet. -
How Bicycling Can Cause Foot Injuries Bicycling is a great way to keep in shape. However, it may also lead to foot pain and injury if not done correctly. -
How to Relieve the Pain of Heel Spurs A Maryland podiatrist explains the link between bone spurs and plantar fasciitis, including common symptoms and how to treat the true cause of your heel pain. -
Tips for Treating Bursitis in the Heel or Big Toe The sooner you treat bursitis, the easier it is to cure. Learn more about this common heel and toe condition from a Maryland foot doctor. -
How Obesity Impacts Your Feet An excess of weight on the body can cause many complications for the feet and ankles, including heel pain, decreased mobility, and symptoms of diabetes. -
Heel Pain Sever’s disease and plantar fasciitis are two conditions that cause heel pain. Here, learn more about these two conditions. -
Podiatry in Minutes: How to Diagnose and Treat Morton’s Neuroma If you suffer from Morton’s neuroma, you may feel a numbness of burning sensation in your feet. Here, learn more about this painful condition. -
Podiatry in Minutes: How to Diagnose and Treat Hallux Rigidus Hallux rigidus is intense pain, jolting up from the foot. Learn more about this condition also known as "Big Toe Arthritis.” -
Podiatry in Minutes: All About Achilles Tendinitis Have you ever gone out for a jog and experienced intense pain in your feet afterward? You might have Achilles tendinitis.