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Why Your Arch Pain Keeps Coming Back
Arch pain can affect anyone regardless of age, activity level, or lifestyle. You could be an athlete that regularly stays active or someone who has a desk job but likes to go on walks. Everyone who has arch pain wishes it would just go away and not come back. Unfortunately, many of the causes of arch pain can lead to recurring situations where the pain keeps coming back. At Wasatch Foot & Ankle Institute we understand how painful arch pain can be and how it affects your day-t
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Does Shockwave Therapy Help Foot and Ankle Pain?
After multiple trips to physical therapy, orthotics and stretching haven’t relieved your foot or ankle pain. Shockwave therapy might be the next best solution before you consider surgery. Here’s what to know about the cutting-edge, noninvasive treatment. Do Shockwaves Actually Help With Foot and Ankle Pain? The technology applies focused pressure waves to injured or painful areas of the body. This pulse increases circulation to the site, initiates healing processes, and assis
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Custom Orthotics vs. Store-Bought Inserts
Custom orthotics and store bought inserts serve similar purposes but function in different ways. Orthotics are typically indicated when you need more arch support than you can get elsewhere. Every cushioning insert will provide some relief – but that doesn’t mean it’s the right option for you. Here’s how to know if you need custom orthotics or if store bought inserts are a good solution. Types of Over-the-counter Inserts When you need something to ease your feet after a long
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When to Seek Treatment for an Ingrown Toenail
Ingrown toenails are very common. Learn how to spot the signs that indicate professional treatment may be necessary to speed your recovery. Learn When to Seek Treatment for an Ingrown Toenail Toe pain caused by an ingrown toenail can often be treated at home. But more advanced ingrown toenails that are getting infected or growing into the skin beneath may require the attention of a podiatrist. Wasatch Foot & Ankle Institute is here to help patients understand why, when, and h
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