Find Helpful Tips From Our Carolina Foot and Ankle Doctors
Get the help and tips you need straight from the minds of our Carolina foot and ankle doctors. Read our blog for information that’ll help you find the right treatment and care plan for your foot pain.
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Neuromas | Podiatrist Do you feel like your sock is bunched-up in your shoe? Is it painful? Carolina Podiatry Group has options for you. -
Treatments for Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Finding the right combination of treatments for tarsal tunnel syndrome will depend on diagnosing the correct causes, says Carolina Podiatry Group. -
Flat Feet | Flat Feet in Children | Causes Flat feet has multiple possible causes, from ordinary genetic variations to inherited conditions to years of wear and tear, says Carolina Podiatry Group. -
Socks and Healthy Feet Dr. Julie Percival explains the importance of the socks we choose. -
Tarsal Coalition | Surgery | Children Not all cases of tarsal coalition require surgery, says Carolina Podiatry Group. In many cases, conservative treatments are sufficient to control symptoms. -
High Arches | Custom Orthotics High arches can be a pain, but there are plenty of treatment options, including new shoes, bracing, orthotics, and more, says Carolina Podiatry Group. -
Toenail Fungus | Keeping you on your Feet with Dr. Julie Percival With all the extra layers that come with cold weather, so can fungal nails. Dr. Juile Percival of Carolina Podiatry Group discusses ways to avoid them through the winter season. -
Arch Type | Your Footprint | Shoes The “wet test” and checking the tread on your running shoes provide a good indication of your likely arch type, says Carolina Podiatry Group -
Bursitis | Cure | Bursae Avoiding repetitive stresses, stretching, and making good footwear choices can help you prevent a recurrence of bursitis, says Carolina Podiatry Group -
Shoe Choices | Pump Bump | Haglund's Deformity Wearing hard-backed shoes like pumps or men’s dress shoes only in moderation can help you prevent pump bump, says Carolina Podiatry Group.