by Dr. David Watts | Apr 5, 2018 | Foot Care
When muscles in your foot start to spasm, it can lead to extremely painful foot cramps. And even though cramps typically don’t last very long, they can be excruciating. Now, there are a lot of potential causes of this problem, but there are also ways to treat it. In... 
by Dr. David Watts | Mar 28, 2018 | Foot Care
The sinus tarsi is a small, hollow canal that begins on the outside of the foot between the ankle bone (the talus) and the heel bone. A number of ligaments, blood vessels, and nerves pass through the sinus tarsi cavity. The sinus tarsi is important because it plays an... 
by Dr. David Watts | Mar 20, 2018 | Foot Care
Chances are, you’ve probably experienced that horrible feeling of your ankle twisting, whether you’re out walking on an uneven path or playing sports. Most people who twist their ankle bounce back from the scare unscathed. But if your twisted ankle becomes swollen and... 
by Dr. David Watts | Feb 27, 2018 | Foot Care, Foot Health
Trench foot doesn’t just sound like a nasty condition, it is a nasty condition. Its origins date back all the way to the early 19th century, but it is more closely identified with World War I and trench warfare. Also known as “immersion foot,” trench foot is an... 
by Dr. David Watts | Feb 19, 2018 | Foot Care
It happens to everyone at some point: You get up in the middle of the night for a glass of water, and “BAM” – you’ve whacked your big toe on the side of the bed. As you hop around in agony, you wonder, “Did I just break my toe?!” If you tend to walk around your home... 
by Dr. David Watts | Jan 29, 2018 | Foot Care, Foot Health
Pregnancy is an incredible time, but it also results in some significant bodily changes. Many of these changes involve swelling from an accumulation of fluid. In addition to weight gain and hormonal changes, some pregnant women also undergo changes to their feet due... Page 5 of 10« First«...34567...10...»Last » 
