I’m Walking On A Rock!

   This a complaint we hear from patients on a regular basis.  This is characteristic of a condition called bursitis or metatarsalgia. The pain experienced with this condition is generally in the ball of the foot, the area toward the bottom of the foot underneath the toes. It can occur underneath any of the toes,…

What Does Pigeon Toed Mean?

If your child is frequently tripping and his toes are pointing inward, he might have a foot type referred to as metatarsus adductus.  This type of foot anomaly commonly gives rise to a pigeon-toed appearance. By definition, the bones of the forefoot turn inward with this foot type. Metatarsus adductus is one of the most…

Pamper Feet In The New Year

“Baby its COLD outside!”  Yes, it is! I have been noticing that my skin has been much drier and dehydrated since the noticeable change in weather here in Southeast Georgia. So, in the wake of these frigid conditions, I decided to share my tried and true method of hydrating my feet.  I even use this…

AFAS Welcomes Dr. Ido Friedman

Atlantic Foot & Ankle Speciailsts is excited to announce the arrival of our newest podiatrist, Dr. Ido Friedman. Dr. Ido Friedman was born in Petach Tikva, Israel and he has a brother and a sister who both live in Israel. After high school, he joined the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) where initially  was  trained in…

Winter Foot Problems

As the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is upon us, and the colder winter weather approaches, its important to keep good foot health in mind. Some simple tips can help keep you active through the winter and in to the new year.   Supportive shoegear is a must when fighting through crowds at…

Diabetes and Exercise

Diabetes is a disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin.   We use insulin to convert sugar, starches, and other food into the energy necessary for our daily life.  While the cause of diabetes is unknown, factors such as obesity and lack of exercise play important roles. The primary interventions to…

Peyton Manning Suffers Foot Injury

Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning has partially torn the plantar fascia in his left foot.  This adds to the quarterback’s reported injuries to his right shoulder as well as a rib cage injury reported after Friday’s practice. But, what does this mean for the rest of the Quarterback’s season? While a less than common injury,…

Webbed Toes

    If you’re having trouble dealing with webbed toes, there’s no need to worry. If Ashton Kutcher can live with it, so can you.    Webbed toes, or syndactyly, is the occurrence of two or more fused digits of the hands or feet. Boston Children’s Hospital records that 1 in every 2,500 babies are born with…

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