3 Real World Examples of Achilles Tendonitis
That nagging pain at the back of your heel, or just above it, could be more than just a stiff calf muscle. It could be Achilles Tendonitis.
How Cryotherapy Works for Your Feet and Ankles
Cryotherapy has gained traction in various medical fields for its ability to alleviate pain and reduce inflammation. For us at Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists, this “freeze therapy” is a minimally invasive approach to treating a range of foot and ankle conditions and getting our patients back on their feet. In this article, we’ll explain how…
The Importance of Foot Stretches and Exercises for Spring Activities
Spring is the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities before the summer heat sets in. However, jumping into activities without proper preparation for our feet can lead to discomfort or injury. Incorporating foot stretches and exercises into your routine is essential for optimal foot health and performance. Below, Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists outlines why it…
Essential Foot Considerations for Optimizing Your Exercise Routine
When it comes to fitness, we often focus on workouts, nutrition, and recovery, but one crucial aspect can be overlooked: our feet! Proper foot care and consideration can enhance your exercise performance and prevent injuries. Read on as Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists outline what you need to know to keep your feet healthy and your…
Three Chronic Calcaneal Conditions and How to Treat Them
Foot conditions are tricky because they affect your daily mobility, and chronic calcaneal conditions are no exception. Below, the team at Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists explores three common chronic calcaneal conditions to help you find the potential culprit of your foot pain. Plantar Fasciitis This condition is characterized by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a…
RPT Makes Feet Pain-Free
Any DPM will tell you that chronic foot and ankle pain can substantially hamper your mobility and detract from your quality of life, making even the most straightforward tasks into arduous trials. But what if there was a treatment that could help you get back on your feet, pain-free, without surgery or injections? An FDA-approved,…
Pickleball, Podiatry, and Plantar Fasciitis
Discover the joy of Pickleball! Embrace low-impact fun but stay injury-free with Desert Podiatry’s expert care. Let’s get you back on the court!
Is It Too Soon to Call the Podiatrist?
Do you ever wonder if you are bothering your podiatrist? We hope this thought quickly leaves your mind. We are here to help with all foot-and-ankle problems that are causing you discomfort. We are waiting for your call because we know how much foot pain can interrupt your life. If you are wondering if it’s…
Touchdown Tips: Knowing Football Foot Injuries
Today, The Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists will share some common football injuries that can impact your ability to score the winning touchdown. While we’re touching on what could go wrong, we’re sharing ways to make things right before an injury occurs. Prevention is one of our favorite topics as podiatrists.
Get Your Feet Right for Golf
The Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists hope you know and appreciate the beauty of a golf swing. It is high-powered and incredible to watch. For the golfers, though, there is a risk of this repetitive motion. Can you imagine how much golfers practice to perfect their swing? After all, it’s one moment on the course to drive you to the next hole.
Summer Camp and Foot Conditions
School will be out soon, and many parents have plans for their children to attend summer camp. Some camps are for sports. Others may be for robotics or music. Whether camp will last a few weeks or most of the summer, children enjoy the break from school. Before you send them off for a summer…
3 Causes of Intense Heel Pain
Your heel bone is the largest in your foot, and it forms the structure that helps create your arch. A frequent cause of intense heel pain is a heel fracture. This debilitating injury often occurs without warning when landing hard on your heel during work, sports, and exercise activities. Your heel can also suffer from radiating pain…
Achilles Tendon Injury and Heel Pain
The Achilles tendon is the largest in the body, and it connects the calf muscle to the heel, allowing you to move your foot. Severe stretching, tearing, or even a complete break of the Achilles tendon by overuse and stress from physical activity often results in severe pain in the heel, foot, and calf. Symptoms of an…
How to Treat Bursitis in Your Feet
Bursitis is a painful and potentially debilitating inflammatory condition in which fluids build up in the bursal sacs. These are located where your bones, tendons, and muscles meet each other. While this condition commonly affects the shoulder area, it can also strike the feet and ankles in the area near the Achilles tendon. Bursitis can…
3 Common Causes of Heel Pain
Heel pain can be caused by repetitive stress injury from work and exercise. In fact, improper arch support can cause tiny tears in your plantar fascia (the tissue that forms your arch) that often-radiate pain to the heel.
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