Foot Care Blog

29 Jun What Happens if Achilles Tendonitis Goes Untreated?

Posted at 14:35h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Achilles tendonitis is a disorder that can cause lingering swelling and pain and can lead to complications if left untreated. At Cherrywood Foot Care, our team specializes in treating various conditions that affect the feet and ankles. If you are dealing with Achilles tendonitis, do not hesitate to seek treatment...

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25 Jun What is the Main Cause of Plantar Fasciitis?

Posted at 13:54h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Have you ever experienced a sharp, stabbing pain in your heel? Does the pain seem worse when you take your first steps of the day? If this is the case, you could be dealing with a condition known as plantar fasciitis. At Cherrywood Foot Care, our team has helped countless...

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16 Jun What Causes Foot Pain in the Elderly?

Posted at 14:09h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

As we get older, foot pain is a more common occurrence. Foot pain can make it harder to move around and carry out your normal daily activities. Foot pain can also cause issues with balance and increase the chance of falling. At Cherrywood Foot Care, we help patients of all...

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03 Jun How Do You Treat a Heel Spur?

Posted at 13:55h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Have you noticed pain in your foot accompanied by a bony protrusion around your heel? If this sounds familiar, you may be developing heel spurs. At Cherrywood Foot Care, our team is experienced in treating this condition and can help patients find relief from their pain. To learn more about...

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29 May Maintaining Healthy Feet for Lacrosse Players

Posted at 16:58h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

As a lacrosse player, you try to do all you can to best prepare yourself for the field. Keeping up with your training and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential, but have you thought about your foot health? At Cherrywood Foot Care, we prioritize our patient’s foot health. We are...

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24 May What is the Main Cause of Gout?

Posted at 14:11h in Barefoot Running by Cherrywood Foot Care

Has an intense shooting pain shocked you out of bed at night? If this sounds familiar, you may be dealing with gout. Gout is a form of arthritis that, while not curable, can be managed to prevent future flare-ups. Here at Cherrywood Foot Care, we are experienced in helping patients...

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20 May How Do I Know If My Foot Is Sprained Or Fractured?

Posted at 16:52h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Any pain in your foot can be alarming. It can be challenging to determine if your foot is sprained or fractured since the symptoms of these conditions can overlap. At Cherrywood Foot Care, our team is experienced in treating several conditions that affect the feet and ankles. To learn more...

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11 May Foot Strengthening Exercises For Runners

Posted at 16:30h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Every time you run, you put your feet through significant stress. If you struggle with foot pain or injuries, foot strengthening exercises can make all the difference in your performance and foot health. At Cherrywood Foot Care, we place a strong emphasis on maintaining good foot health, especially for runners....

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28 Apr Does Wearing Socks Help Dry Feet?

Posted at 15:29h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

The feet are often neglected in our regular skincare routine. Dry, cracked feet can be a nuisance and often lead to pain and discomfort. At Cherrywood Foot Care, we understand how difficult it can be to relieve dry skin. Our team would like to share some information about how you...

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22 Apr When Should You Go To The Doctor For A Foot Injury?

Posted at 15:28h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

If you’ve recently hurt your foot, you might be wondering if you need to visit the doctor. Even if the injury seems minor, it can be excruciating and limit your range of motion. In many cases, the pain may go away over time, but other times it may be necessary...

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