Advanced Podiatry Group

Falls in older adults are a leading cause of injury, particularly affecting the feet and ankles. These incidents often result from a combination of physical, medical, and environmental factors. Aging can bring changes in strength, flexibility, and coordination, all of which play a role in...

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Children’s foot health is an important part of overall growth and development. Healthy feet provide the foundation for walking, running, jumping, and participating in sports and other activities. Because children’s feet are still developing, it is important to monitor how they move and whether they...

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Shooting pain in the feet often feels sharp, sudden, and electric. It may travel through the foot or into the toes. Some people notice tingling, numbness, or burning pain. Shooting pain in the foot often points to an irritated or damaged nerve, but it can also result from issues in the bones or...

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Diabetic foot infections develop when high blood sugar damages nerves and reduces circulation in the feet, making it harder for small cuts or blisters to heal properly. Many people first notice redness, swelling, drainage, or a sore that becomes painful or develops an unpleasant odor. Some patients...

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Ankle injuries are among the most common problems in professional basketball due to repetitive jumping, rapid direction changes, and the constant need for explosiveness on the court. The most frequent injury is an ankle sprain, which occurs when the ligaments are stretched or torn when landing or...

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