PA Foot and Ankle Associates

[...] At one time or another during your life, you’re probably going to experience some degree of heel pain – just about everyone does. It might develop from playing basketball, not allowing enough time [...]

[...] ankle? I’ll “walk it off” Stubbed toe? I’ll wear looser shoes for a week A little heel pain? It will pass…. You may think that professional athletic trainers are “babying” [...]

[...] PA Foot and Ankle Associates is proud to once again sponsor the 3rd Annual iRUNpigs 5k and Piglet run  [...]

[...] The PA Foot and Ankle Associates blog gets questions from all over the world about foot and ankle health. [...]

[...] Among diabetes organizations, November is known as American Diabetes Month, Diabetes Awareness Month, and even National Diabetes Awareness Day (November 14). Regardless of the name, the [...]

[...] had right ankle surgery to remove the bone spurs which dogged him all season, and to repair a stress fracture of the navicular bone. The navicular bone lies […] [...]

[...] , don’t we? That is, until the Millenium Falcon breaks our ankle, or a foul ball clips our right foot. Ouch. When your feet are painful, you’re miserable. Your lifestyle is instantly affected – [...]

[...] The NBA’s MVP and four time scoring champ Kevin Durant has a Jones fracture in his right foot and will be sitting on the bench for 6-8 weeks, Oklahoma City Thunder Executive Vice President [...]

[...] PA Foot and Ankle Associates blog gets questions from all over the world about foot and ankle health. Today we received this one from Manohar in Bangalore City, India. “Hello sir. This is [...]

[...] Those of us who aren’t pro athletes just can’t appreciate how critical foot and ankle health is. Sprained ankle? I’ll “walk it off” Stubbed toe? I’ll wear looser shoes for a week A little [...]

[...] . But any podiatrist will tell you that they see patients nearly every week with foot and toenail infections acquired at a nail salon – viral infections, warts, and athlete’s foot being the main [...]

Do you know the difference between the two forms of diabetes – commonly called Type 1 and Type 2? First, let’s explain what diabetes is. Diabetes [...]

[...] below the knee injuries. Why? Who knows, perhaps it’s just bad luck. But we do know that the NFL team trainers have a lot to deal with this season. Here’s a list of foot and […] [...]