by Joshua T. Wall | Foot, Musculoskeletal, Podiatry, Sports Medicine
Rolled your ankle months ago, and the ankle itself is fine, but the outside of your foot still aches every time you push off? Or you are a dancer or a runner with stubborn pain along the outer edge of your midfoot that nobody has been able to name? There is a commonly...
by Joshua T. Wall | Foot, Musculoskeletal, Osteoarthritis, Podiatry
Does your big toe hurt when you push off, feel stiff first thing in the morning, or ache on top of the joint in tight shoes? Most people assume they are developing a bunion, or that it must be gout. Often it is neither. The most common cause of a stiff, sore big toe...
by Joshua T. Wall | Ace Sports Medicine, Foot & Ankle, Podiatry, Sports Medicine
If you have nagging pain along the inside of your ankle or arch, especially when walking or standing for a while, you might assume it is plantar fasciitis. But there is another common and often-missed cause worth knowing about, the tibialis posterior tendon. This...
by Joshua T. Wall | Foot, Podiatry
A bunion is easy to spot but often misunderstood. Many people assume it is purely cosmetic, or that the only fix is surgery. In reality, bunions are very common, can cause genuine pain, and there is a lot that conservative care can do before surgery is ever discussed....
