If your child is active and complaining of heel pain, especially during sports, it may be Sever’s disease — a common growth-related condition in children ages 8–14. What Is It? Sever’s disease (calcaneal apophysitis) occurs when the growth plate in the heel becomes inflamed. It often happens during growth spurts when tight calf muscles pull […]
Monthly Archives: March 2026
It’s completely normal for babies and toddlers to have flat feet. In fact, most children don’t develop visible arches until around age 6-8. But how do you know when flat feet may need attention? Signs it’s time to see a podiatrist:• Your child complains of foot, ankle, or leg pain• They avoid physical activity because […]
That burning, sharp pain in the ball of your foot could be a Morton’s neuroma Morton’s neuroma happens when a nerve between your toes (usually the 3rd & 4th) becomes irritated and thickened from repeated pressure and trauma. Common Symptoms: Can Happen From: How a Podiatrist can help: If you’ve been putting up with forefoot […]
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Corns and calluses can become painful, especially when walking more on holidays. Why Corns and Calluses Form They develop due to repeated pressure or friction, often from: How to Treat Them Safely Avoid chemical corn removers—they can burn the skin.A podiatrist can safely remove hard skin and plan long-term prevention.
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Feet are often forgotten when people apply sunscreen—but they get just as much sun exposure. Why Feet Burn Quickly How to Protect Your Feet Severe sunburn blisters may require podiatry care.