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How Long Does It Take for Achilles Bursitis to Heal?

How Long Does It Take for Achilles Bursitis to Heal?

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Dec 1, 2021 | Blog

The Achilles tendon attaches the calf muscle to the heel bone. The bursa are what cushions this tendon, and when these fluid-filled sacs become inflamed, the result can be painful. If you have been diagnosed with Achilles Bursitis, the recovery period can vary. At...
8 Things You Can Do to Help Correct Flat Feet

8 Things You Can Do to Help Correct Flat Feet

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Nov 15, 2021 | Blog

Flat feet are a very common foot condition, estimated to affect approximately 25% of the population in places like Victoria, BC. Also referred to as pes planus or collapsed arches, this condition causes the arches of the feet to collapse, with the sole of the foot...
When Should You Seek Treatment for Corns and Calluses?

When Should You Seek Treatment for Corns and Calluses?

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Nov 1, 2021 | Blog

Your body keeps score of everything, from the foods you eat to the exercise you undertake. As the largest organ in the body, the skin keeps its own treatment tally. Corns and calluses are simply ways to even the score. They cushion high-impact areas of the feet but...
Ask a Foot Specialist: Will I Need Surgery for a Metatarsal Injury?

Ask a Foot Specialist: Will I Need Surgery for a Metatarsal Injury?

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Oct 15, 2021 | Blog

Your metatarsals are the bones in your toes that connect to the rest of the foot. There are five in each foot, and all are long and thin, with a knob-like structure at the end where they connect to the toe bones. Sometimes, especially when you’re being active,...
11 Reasons You Shouldn’t Ignore Foot and Ankle Injuries

11 Reasons You Shouldn’t Ignore Foot and Ankle Injuries

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Oct 1, 2021 | Blog

When foot and ankle injuries arise, many people brush them off as a minor issue. Yet, neglecting foot and ankle pain can lead to all sorts of serious problems that can affect your health and mobility. After all, your feet are an essential part of your body, helping...
Ask a Foot and Ankle Specialist: How Do I Know If an Ankle Injury Is Serious?

Ask a Foot and Ankle Specialist: How Do I Know If an Ankle Injury Is Serious?

by jbaker@support.websitepro.hosting | Sep 15, 2021 | Blog

We use our feet and ankles for almost everything, from getting up in the morning to walking to the bus stop. For this reason, ankle injuries can be so frustrating and stressful, even though they are very common and happen to millions of people every year. By visiting...
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