Conditions

An ankle dislocation is a severe injury where an abnormal separation between the bones of the ankle joint occurs.  The most common symptom is intense pain and immediate loss of normal function as well as a visible deformity.

Ankle Dislocation

An ankle fracture means that one or more bones that make up the ankle joint are broken including the tibia, fibula and talus.  Possible treatment for a fractured ankle involves casting, taping, wrapping, booting or surgery.

Ankle Fracture

Ankle pain comprises any type of discomfort or pain in your ankle.  The most common causes of ankle pain include a sprain, an injury, fracture, or ankle conditions such as arthritis or diabetes.

Ankle Pain

Athlete’s foot is a contagious fungal infection that typically starts between the toes. This condition is common in individuals whose feet sweat often while in tightfitting shoes (such as tennis shoes.)

Athlete’s Foot

Arthritis is the inflammation of one or more of your joint.  There are more than 100 forms of arthritis known that affect the foot and ankle.  Our foot and ankle specialists can perform several treatment options to slow the process of arthritis.

Arthritis of the Foot

A bunion, a bony prominence at the base of the big toe, causes pain, redness and rubbing against footwear.  It can change the normal foot shape making it difficult to find shoes that fit correctly.

Bunion

Bursitis is a condition that affects small fluid like sacs, called bursae. These fluid-filld sacs act as a cushion to the bones, tendons and muscles near your joints.

Bursitis

Clubfoot is a congenital foot birth defect that causes one or both feet to turn inward and upward at the ankle.

Clubfoot

Symptoms of charcot foot are not always noticed right away. So, you may not be aware that you have this disease. Eventually, you will notice painful sores and changes to the shape of your feet.

Charcot Foot

People with diabetes can have serious complications including foot problems. For example, nerve damage from diabetes can cause you to lose feeling in your feet.  Blood vessels damage can cause that your feet don’t get enough oxygen or blood making it hard to heel in case of inflammation or infection.

Diabetic Foot

A Flat Foot is a common condition and typically occurs during childhood. Although, as we age, it is also possible for our arches to fall due to health issues or other risk factors.

Flat Feet

A blister is a pocket of fluid that forms in a top layer of your skin on the outside of the body, typically on your feet. There are a handful of instances a foot blister may develop, which include, an infection, insect bite, trauma or a skin burn.

Foot Blister

Foot drop, often called “drop foot”, is more of a general term. It is described as difficulty lifting the front part of the foot. Hence where the name came from.

Additional Foot/Ankle Conditions

Foot Drop

Foot fractures can happen after certain physical activities such as sudden increases in exercise, improper training techniques, or a change in surfaces. Metatarsal stress fracture may not become apparent on x-rays until a few weeks after the injury.

Foot Fracture

Unfortunately, people won’t think much about their feet until thy hurt.  The feet carry the whole weight of our bodies. Therefore, they may suffer injuries and different painful conditions.

Foot Pain

Hammertoe is the most common deformity of the second, third, or fourth toe.  The toe has an abnormal bend in its middle joint making it bend downward (like a hammer).  Hammertoe, if not treated, can be extremely painful.

Hammertoe

Gout can affect just about anyone. This condition occurs when you have a build-up of too many uric acid crystals in your joints.

Gout

Heel pain is a common foot problem identified with pain under the heel (plantar fasciitis) or behind the heel

Heel Pain

An ingrown toenail (onychocryptosis) is a common condition. It is caused by the in-growth of the nail edge into the skin of the toe.  Athough, it produces little discomfort at first, it may progress into something more serious.

Ingrown Toenail

Heel spurs occur on the foot. They are described as bony growth (calcium deposit.) It extends between your heel bone and arch. They are typically small and not visible to the naked eye.

Heel Spurs

Plantar Fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain due to inflammation. It involves inflammation of a thick band of tissue.

Plantar Fasciitis

The condition involves a thickening of tissue around nerves. Because the nerves are affected, you will feel sharp, burning pain. Your toes may also sting or feel numb.

Mortons Neuroma

Sesamoiditis affects the forefoot. Commonly occurs in people who engage in physical activity. Such as dancing or running. The most common symptoms inclides pain at the ball of the foot.

Sesamoiditis

A sprained ankle occurs when a person twists, turns or rolls the ankle. It causes a stretch or tear of the ligaments. These ligaments hold the ankle bones together. Most sprained ankles however, involve injuries to the ligaments. Typically on the outer side of the ankle.

Sprained Ankle