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5 Myths About Foot and Ankle X-rays

X-rays: we’ve all gotten them before, whether for an injury or our teeth at the dentist’s office. But what about getting one for your foot or ankle? Stepping into a podiatrist’s office with foot pain, you might find yourself getting a foot X-ray. And, due to the popularity of this widely used diagnostic tool, you […]

Do You Have Chronic Ankle Instability?

Almost everyone has twisted or rolled their ankle at some point. For most, the pain and swelling fade away, and life returns to normal. But for others, that initial sprain never seems to go away. At Syracuse Podiatry, we recognize this as chronic ankle instability, and it’s one of the leading causes of ankle injuries. […]

How to Prevent Foot & Ankle Injuries for Athletes

  At Syracuse Podiatry, we understand how important it is to prevent foot and ankle injuries for athletes. Whether you’re sprinting down a track or pivoting on the court, your feet and ankles are the foundation of your performance. An injury can sideline even the most dedicated athlete, which is why taking steps to prevent […]

5 Causes of Morning Foot Pain

  One of the most common complaints we get here at Syracuse Podiatry is morning foot pain. While a healthy night’s rest should leave your whole body feeling refreshed, foot pain in the morning often signals an underlying condition that tightens up overnight. Let’s explore some of its most common causes. Plantar Fasciitis This is […]

6 Hidden Foot Health Dangers at the Pool

  If you’re headed for a swim this summer, there are foot health dangers at the pool that you should know about. At Syracuse Podiatry, we’re well aware of the foot problems people come out of the pool with, and they go beyond infections from not wearing flip-flops. So, for our sake, please read below! […]

Neurological Foot Problems in Children

  We expect children to walk and run confidently. However, sometimes, their feet and ankles might move in unusual ways that indicate underlying neurological issues. For us at Syracuse Podiatry, recognizing these neurological foot and ankle problems early is incredibly important. They’re not just about muscle weakness; they involve complex communication between the brain, nerves, […]

What Causes Diabetic Ulcers and Wounds?

  According to research, the most common reason for diabetic hospitalization is foot ulcers. These are not merely superficial cuts; they are open sores in the skin that can become extremely dangerous if left untreated. While the severity of these sores is well established, many people, not even diabetics themselves, understand how high blood sugar […]

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