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Are you an active adult who’s on your feet most of the day? Do you relax by playing sports in the evening? You may be at risk of developing a painful heel condition called plantar fasciitis.

Do you have a bump on the inside of your foot that forces your big toe toward your other toes? If so, you might have a bunion. Fortunately, there is a range of treatment options.

If you have diabetes, you may already have issues with your feet. You need to make sure you take extra good care of them during the summer.

An Achilles tendon tear is a common sports injury. But even couch potatoes can tear their Achilles. Here are tips on how to prevent your Achilles tendon from rupturing.

You don’t have to be an athlete to develop athlete’s foot, an itchy, highly contagious fungal infection. Here’s how to avoid athlete’s foot in the locker room and any other moist, warm place where the fungus grows.

Run, jump, pivot — ouch! You may have a broken bone. Types of bone fractures vary widely, and as such, so does treatment. Learn about three of the most common types of fractures and how to treat them.

If you suffer from heel pain, especially when getting out of bed in the morning or after a run, you likely have plantar fasciitis. Read on to learn the common risk factors for this painful foot painful ailment and how to remedy it.

An ingrown toenail can be extremely painful, but is it a serious condition? Can’t I just let it heal on its own? Find out when an ingrown toenail requires medical attention.

Your feet provide a firm foundation for the rest of your body when you're walking, running or just standing still. When you have a foot problem, it can throw off your balance and place extra strain on your back. Here's how orthotics can help.

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of chronic foot pain, especially in active people and older men and women. While the pain can take a toll on your everyday activities, the good news is, it can almost always be treated without surgery.

Diabetes means not only monitoring and managing your blood sugar levels but also taking care of your feet. Complications from diabetic neuropathy can cripple, but these tips from Scheffel Foot Center will help you care for your feet.

Bunion surgery can impact your productivity and ability to function at home. Here's what you need to do to your home to stay comfortable and happy during the days after your bunion correction.

One pair of shoes may feel at home on your feet, but various activities have different demands. The best shoe for walking is likely not your best option for a sport involving running, jumping, or fast changes in direction.