by drbetschart | Apr 6, 2021 | Foot pain, Footwear, joint pain
One of best decisions you can make for your feet is to wear shoes or quality sandals in the kitchen. Going without shoes on a hard surface over the course of time can cause problems. It’s especially important to wear shoes at home if you are experiencing a foot or... by drbetschart | Mar 16, 2021 | Diabetes, Foot pain, Foot ulcers
There are many conditions that can show up in the feet as a result of diabetes. Although we can’t diagnose diabetes just by looking at the feet, there are signs and symptoms that indicate the possibility. Diabetes can affect circulation, skin, bones, muscles, tendons,... by drbetschart | Feb 16, 2021 | Foot pain, Injuries, joint pain
You have probably heard of the term dislocation in reference to a major joint, such as the knee or shoulder. Dislocations often occur because of an injury. The pain can be quite intense. Most of the time, the joint can be re-located back to its original position... by drbetschart | Jan 26, 2021 | Foot pain, toe nails
You probably have heard of the term “bone spur.” Although commonly found in the heel, bones spurs can form in several different places in the foot. One of the more unusual places we see is when a bone spur forms under a toenail. This can be quite painful.... by drbetschart | Jan 19, 2021 | Foot pain, Injuries, joint pain, Mobility, News & Patient Information, Podiatry
Mobility is something most of us take for granted until it is compromised. Nothing is more important to our overall mobility – especially knees, hips, and back – than the health of our feet. Just ask anyone who has been limited by an acute or chronic foot... by drbetschart | Jan 14, 2021 | Foot pain, News & Patient Information
The Achilles tendon is the strongest tendon in the body. This tendon is a thick, cord-like structure that inserts into the back of the heel bone, and it’s located in one of the most overused and under-appreciated parts of the foot. Our feet are subjected to great...
