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As the summer heat sets in, many people notice their shoes suddenly feel too tight by the late afternoon, or they see visible puffiness around their ankles after a long day outdoors. While it can be alarming to look down and see swollen feet, heat edema is often just a mechanical byproduct of how your body regulates its internal temperature.
Memorial Day weekend officially kicks off the summer yard work season. And every spring, our clinic sees a massive spike in emergency visits from patients who stepped on a rusty nail, a hidden shard of glass, or a massive wood splinter.
If you’ve been searching for why the back of your heel or the arch of your foot won’t stop aching, you’ve likely come across the term tendonitis. In our podiatry practice, tendonitis is one of the most common sports medicine categories we treat, yet it is often misunderstood as “just a sore muscle.”
If you are wondering, “When should I worry about this cut on my foot?” the answer is usually sooner than you think.
At Oak Foot and Ankle, we see active patients every day, and unfortunately, many wait too long to seek treatment. This blog explains how to spot problems before they bench you!
At Oak Foot and Ankle, our goal is to be your partner in prevention. We’ve seen firsthand how a proactive, consistent routine can prevent serious complications before they ever begin. If you are living with diabetes, managing your foot health is one of the most important things you can do for your long-term mobility and overall well-being.
Wondering if your bunion needs surgery? Here are some signs it might be time to consider it: At Oak Foot and Ankle, Dr. Brandon Kunz offers both conservative care and advanced surgical options. Schedule a consultation to find out what’s best for your situation!
Bunion pain can make everyday activities uncomfortable. Here are five simple tips to help manage your symptoms at home: If your bunion pain persists, it might be time to see a specialist. Contact Oak Foot and Ankle to discuss your treatment options.
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