Experiencing a stubborn or painful foot or ankle issue can be overwhelming. When you need to know more about your condition and treatment options, visit our online podiatric library for free, in-depth articles.
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Sever's Disease - Heel Pain in ChildrenSever's disease is a painful condition found in children who play sports. Learn more about causes, symptoms, and treatments of this common condition.
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Sesamoiditis - Symptoms and TreatmentSesamoiditis is a common athletic injury of the big toe. However, people who wear high heels and who have high arches are also at risk. Learn how it's treated.
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Tarsal CoalitionWhat is tarsal coalition and how is it treated.
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Diabetic Foot Care GuidelinesDiabetes is dangerous to your feet. Follow these15 diabetic foot care guidelines to protect them.
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Raynauds DiseaseRion Berg, DPM is a podiatrist in Seattle WA at Foot and Ankle Center of Lake City.
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Diagnosing and Treating Foot Pain - Seattle Podiatrist Uses Systematic ApproachRion Berg, DPM and Robyn Paloian are podiatrists in Seattle WA who diagnose and treat foot pain using a systematic approach.
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Foot AnatomyThe foot is a complex system of bones, joints, ligaments, muscles, and tendons. Learn more here.
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PinPoint Footlaser FAQsLearn the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the PinPoint Footlaser.
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The Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment for A Broken AnkleBroken ankles are a common injury caused by falls, accidents, and sports trauma. Learn about the risks and treatment here.
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Bunion Surgery - When Is Time to Have Surgery for My Bunions?When conservative treatment for bunions fail it's time to consider surgery. Here are some questions to ask yourself to see if bunion surgery is right for you.
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Early Warning Signs of Capsulitis in SeattleSudden onset of pain at the base of your second toe is very likely capsulitis. Learn how it's treated at our office in North Seattle.
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What Is Toenail Fungus and How To Treat It?Thirty-six million Americans suffer from toenail fungus. Learn who gets this condition, what it looks like, and how it's treated.