Dr. Connolly describes ways of caring for heel pain, including some we can try at home on our own. Dr. Connolly is a board certified podiatrist with Commonwe...
Dr. Connolly describes ways of caring for heel pain, including some we can try at home on our own. Dr. Connolly is a board certified podiatrist with Commonwe...
Heel pain keeping you from enjoying your favorite sports or activities? Read on for tips on how you can train smarter and manage or treat your discomfort.
If you’re dealing with chronic heel pain, one likely culprit is plantar fasciitis. It’s a common foot injury that can cause a stabbing pain in the bottom of your foot near the heel. It sometimes resolves on its own, but there are a few simple home treatments that also can help.The plantar fascia is a band [...]
Heel Pain (Plantar Fasciitis) by Foot Health Facts Heel pain is most often caused by plantar fasciitis, a condition that is sometimes also called heel spur syndrome when a spur is present. H…
In today's blog, we take a closer look at some of the reasons why your heel pain might be lingering.
Children may experience heel pain differently from adults because of growth plates and the potential for Sever's Disease. Read about it and call the FAAWC.
There are plenty of ways to prevent, recognize, and treat painful heel conditions. So, if you want to keep your new year’s resolutions alive, keep reading and find out how to run this pain out of your life.
Just about any sort of persistent pain can be maddening, especially when you can’t pinpoint the exact cause. One of... Read More
If you’re a hiker, heel pain can ruin your outing—but it doesn’t have to be that way. Dr. O discusses heel pain prevention and care.
If heel pain is threatening to keep you from being active, it’s time to do something about it! Read our blog to find out how to show heel pain who’s boss and how the experts at Lakes Foot and Ankle Associates can help.
Heel pain keep coming back again and again? Try these prevention tips—you may be surprised by how much they can help.
Heel pain can make a long day at work even longer. Fortunately, Dr. McSpadden has some tricks that can help. His tips for reducing heel pain throughout your work day can make a huge difference for you!
Walking with heel pain is possible. There are things that you can do to help decrease the pain so that you can continue to enjoy walking.
Learn six non-invasive ways to treat foot heel pain at home.
Many people across the globe suffer from heel pain. It can occur from a variety of foot conditions, including plantar fasciitis, arthritis, or possibly from an Achilles tendon injury. There are patients who develop heel spurs, and the symptoms are often similar to those of plantar fasciitis, which c...
Heel pain is really common and often the result of a problem with the plantar fascia - the band of tissue that supports your arch and inserts into the heel bone.
Plantar Fasciitis is a very common and painful foot condition experienced by many hikers. I know, I've had it. Superfeet insoles can help prevent it though.
Many people who enjoy running are prone to developing heel pain. A common cause of this type of pain is plantar fasciitis and soft tissue pain. Additionally, joint pain in the ankle may cause heel pain, and it may be difficult to achieve full range of motion.This can affect the cartilage, which may...