Spring into the New Year With Orthotics for Your Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis causes serious pain in your heel. You may notice it when you first get out of bed in the morning or after sitting for some time. You’ll …
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Does Athlete’s Foot Only Affect Athletes?
You notice peeling skin between your toes, itchy feet, redness and dryness on the bottom of your feet, and cracking skin. It looks a lot like athlete’s foot — …
Can My Bunions Be Fixed with Minimally Invasive Surgery?
If you’ve developed a bunion, a bony protrusion at the base of your big toe, wearing shoes and doing regular activity and exercise can be difficult and painful. We …
How Diabetes Impacts Your Feet
Diabetes is a set of metabolic diseases that affect your body’s ability to manage your glucose, or blood sugar, levels. The chronically high blood sugar levels that many diabetics …
What Every Athlete Should Know About Their Shoes
If you’re an athlete, whether that means a weekend warrior or a member of a competitive team, your shoes are key to your performance and health. At Go Feet …
Conditions That Can Be Helped With MLS Laser Therapy
MLS laser therapy uses focused light to help your tissues heal. This therapy is especially useful in many foot and ankle ailments that make walking painful and can keep …
Foot Pain in the Morning? It Could Be Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis pain is particularly intense first thing in the morning. This condition describes inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick ligament that connects your heel to your toes. …
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Athlete’s Foot
Tinea pedis, which you probably know as “athlete’s foot,” starts as an itchy, scaly rash between the toes. This fungal infection usually develops when your feet get wet or …
Nonsurgical Treatments for Bunion Pain
Bunions develop when the bone at the base of your big toe pushes outward, and your big toe juts inward toward the other toes. The resulting bump is cosmetically …
How to Prevent Ankle Injuries During Sports
Ankle injuries can take you off the court, field, or track for weeks or even months. If you don’t heal correctly, you risk recurrent injuries that limit your progress …