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Did you know that April is National Foot Health Awareness Month? Well, if you didn't, now you do! With that, we have a mix of stats, foot-friendly insights, and tips for keeping your feet healthy this month.  Fun Foot Facts 20% of Americans experience at least...

What is hallux rigidus? Hallux rigidus actually means "stiff big toe"—the primary symptom of this joint disorder at the base of the big toe. Also known as big toe arthritis, hallux rigidus is a type of degenerative arthritis. Anyone who suffers from big toe...

Foot and toe fractures are common injuries that can include fractures of several different bones in your foot, such as the two small bones at the base of your big toe. They can occur in everyone from a Super Bowl player whose foot is twisted on a crucial play to a...

Experiencing foot and ankle pain is never fun—and often frustrating. Whether you recently injured your foot or ankle, live with chronic pain, or are suffering from discomfort following surgery, there is a chance you may benefit from laser therapy. Laser therapy is an...

Fall is in the air and it is time to say hello to this season’s sports lineup. As athletes start training and becoming more active, the risk for injury increases. By taking a few proper precautions, athletes can avoid some of the common sports-related injuries. When...

If you are suffering from heel pain, you are not alone. Unfortunately, heel pain is an extremely common issue. Luckily, we know all about heel pain causes and treatments so if you're currently experiencing heel pain, please read on. What are the causes of heel pain? ...

Summer is here in New Hampshire and it’s time to enjoy all of those fun outdoor activities we missed over the winter season. From going to the lake and walking the beach to exploring the mountains and hitting the pool, it’s time to run around, get dirty, and walk...

While our office still remains open to serve the foot and ankle needs of our patients, we very much understand that many will still weigh whether they should come in for certain forms of treatment. That is a completely normal and healthy concern to have. We are doing...