Eugene Foot & Ankle Blog

Cold Weather Foot Care

Cold Weather Foot Care

Here in Eugene, the Pacific Ocean protects us somewhat from the extreme wind chills and heavy blankets of snow that our more inland neighbors must put up with. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t still going to get chilly, wet, and unpleasant for a good chunk of the next...

What Is PRP Therapy? A Brief FAQ

What Is PRP Therapy? A Brief FAQ

If you’re a sports fan, you may have heard about a medical procedure called PRP therapy. It started gaining popularity with athletes in the late ‘90s, and continues to be used by them today. But how much do you really know about it—aside from the fact that it helped a...

Shed Those Extra Pounds (And Get Rid of Painful Feet as a Bonus!)

Shed Those Extra Pounds (And Get Rid of Painful Feet as a Bonus!)

Did you know that 68 percent of Americans today are considered obese? And while most of us are aware that being overweight increases the risks of cardiovascular disease, arthritis, diabetes, cancer, and many other health problems, some of you may not know that those...

Hiking Without Heel Pain

Hiking Without Heel Pain

If you are a hiker, then the odds are pretty good you have struggled with heel pain many times over the years. By now, you might have started feeling as though you have tried every trick in the book to get rid of this painful inconvenience, yet nothing seems to work....

Simple Foot Stretches for Active Feet

Simple Foot Stretches for Active Feet

Ankles sprains, stress fractures, heel pain – these are just some of the many injuries your feet and ankles can endure as you are out there twirling across the stage or charging down the field. And the truth is these painful conditions can easily put you out of...

Having a Pediatric Podiatrist Might be Important

Having a Pediatric Podiatrist Might be Important

Parents – you already know the routine. We tell our children to eat their vegetables at dinner, we fight to get them in the shower and wash behind their ears, and we make sure they brush their teeth before going to bed. But aren’t we forgetting something? What about...

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