Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of foot pain, especially in the heel. It can affect anyone, but it’s particularly common among people in Utah County who spend long hours on their feet, whether working, hiking in the Wasatch Mountains, or enjoying Utah’s outdoor activities. This guide will help you identify the …
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Forefoot surgery is a specialized surgical procedure that focuses on treating various conditions affecting the front part of the foot, including the toes and the ball of the foot. These surgeries can range from minimally invasive techniques to more complex reconstructive surgeries, depending on the severity and type of the condition. Understanding the intricacies of …
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Heel pain is a condition that millions of people grapple with daily. Heel pain can significantly affect your quality of life from the moment you get out of bed and take the first step. It can make simple activities like walking, exercising, or standing uncomfortable. Given its pervasiveness, understanding the underlying causes of heel pain …
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Our feet are vital to our daily lives, allowing us to stand, walk, run, and engage in countless activities. However, we often neglect their well-being until discomfort or pain arises. When foot problems occur, it’s crucial to ask for professional help from a podiatrist, or foot specialist. We will explore why you should take into …
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Here is a short story about Lisa (name changed for privacy), a 38-year-old avid runner, who came to my office complaining of persistent heel pain. She had been experiencing discomfort for several months and was finding it increasingly difficult to get through her day and finish everything she needed. Upon examination, I discovered that Lisa …
We often have some sort of pain on the bottom of one of our feet. It could be from a bruise or simply fatigue after a 10-mile hike in the Uintas. But when the pain is ongoing and typically worse in the morning when you first awake, it’s more likely plantar fasciitis, probably the most …
