Put Foot Pain Behind You With Help from Healthmark’s Foot and Ankle Specialists
Healthmark foot and ankle specialists provide useful and interesting articles to help learn about your foot problems and put them behind you.
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How to Get a Comprehensive Sprained Ankle Diagnosis Searching online for a foot injury diagnosis? Our PA podiatrists can help determine whether you are suffering from a sprain and how severe your injury may be. -
4 Ways a Healthmark Podiatrist Beats Over-the-Counter Flat Foot Treatments Considering over-the-counter treatments for flat foot pain? Our Phoenixville podiatrists can help you treat the whole condition rather than the symptoms. -
Is It a Hammertoe, Claw Toe, or Mallet Toe? Are your toes blunt, curling, or rubbing against your shoes? Our Philadelphia podiatrists explain the differences between three common foot ailments. -
Did Running, Jumping, or Aerobics Cause Your Heel Spur? Did long hours at the gym cause your heel spur pain? Our Philadelphia foot and ankle doctors explain the common causes of these bony protrusions. -
What Is Raynaud's Phenomenon Discoloration, numbness, and stiffness of the fingers and toes could be a form of Raynaud's Phenomenon -
Early Treatments for Soft Corns Can you get rid of a soft corn without surgery? Our Phoenixville area podiatrists walk you through common treatments for this painful foot condition. -
Fungus and the Foot: How to Kick Your Fungal Foot Infection Does your athlete’s foot keep coming back? Our Media podiatrists explain the problems with fungal foot infections—and how to get rid of them for good. -
First Signs of Scleroderma Do you have sudden color changes in your fingertips and toes? Our Phoenixville podiatrists tell you how to cope with the early warning signs of scleroderma. -
Scleroderma of the Hands Scleroderma can occur in many parts of the body. -
Shoes, Bunions and Foot Surgery Did your shoes cause a bunion, or is something else to blame? Our Media podiatrists tell you how to choose the right footwear to avoid bunion pain and surgery.