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Chances are you’ve owned a pair or two of uncomfortable shoes in your lifetime. Wearing these shoes can lead to great pains in your feet, and even cause more severe foot problems down the line. However, did you know that shoes can also affect your back? Many people who constantly wear shoes such as high…
November 17th is National Take a Hike Day, so it’s a good time to check out your favorite trails. At Atlantic Foot & Ankle Specialists, we’re great outdoors lovers and always advocate for healthy exercise and fresh air. However, hiking in the colder months does present a few podiatric risks. Many common foot injuries…
What are ingrown toenails? An ingrown toenail occurs when the top corner or side of your nail begins to grow into the soft tissue of the nail bed next to it instead of outwards. It can occur in any toe, but the big toe is the most commonly affected. The digging of the nail will…
A bunion is a toe deformity characterized by the enlargement of the big toe’s joint that causes a bulging bony bump to protrude on the side of the toe. The big toe pushes with considerable force into the other toes and can cause them to over or underlap. The big toe will become more stiff…
The human skeleton is an extremely intricate system comprising approximately 206 bones and over 100 muscles!!! That is why it is critical to take care of your skeleton, which includes being proactive and lowering your chance of suffering from common types of fractures. We’re going to look at the most frequent types of fractures in…
Many feet and ankle problems adults face today started when they were children and have been building over time. Because of this, it’s important to pay attention to the health of your children’s feet to ensure they have comfort and proper care for years to come. The foot doctors at Atlantic Foot and Ankle Specialists…
In today’s society, our feet can be at an increased risk for injury and strain for a variety of reasons ranging from old age to very active lifestyles. With the increased strain on our feet, many patients find themselves looking to find relief for their podiatric conditions. In most cases, invasive methods are not necessary…
For people with diabetes, finding the right pair of shoes is crucial. Minor issues like calluses, corns, and blisters can quickly become more serious when you have diabetes. Ensuring that your shoes fit and offer comfort is an effective way to prevent foot problems. Most studies show that only 6 out of 10 people with…
This August, the doctors at Atlantic Foot & Ankle Specialists want to bring your attention to something very important – melanoma. It’s one of the deadliest forms of skin cancer, and since summer is in full swing, you must do whatever you can to prevent it. Taking care of your feet also means taking care…
Bunions, those protruding bony bumps that form on the outer edge of the big toe, can lead to both aesthetic concerns and considerable discomfort. These developments arise primarily due to pressure causing the big toe to shift inward towards the smaller toes, ultimately leading to bone deformity and a permanently angled toe. Not only can…
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