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Mar 31, 20264 min
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 day, store bought...

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Mar 24, 20265 min
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 how to treat an...

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Mar 20, 20266 min
Sprained Ankle? Here’s When You Need A Doctor
Sprained ankles happen all the time, but sometimes the tissues stretched during the injury can actually be torn. Ligaments can be partially or completely torn during even seemingly minor injuries. Broken bones may occur along with nerve damage when twisting or injuring your ankle. You want to ensure you aren’t dealing with a more severe injury to allow proper healing and avoid chronic ankle instability, ongoing pain, or a sprain that never seems to fully heal. Degrees of Sprains Sprains are...

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