If you are experiencing inner ankle pain, it could be your posterior tibial tendon. When it becomes damaged, it can cause sharp pains in your inner ankle or your arch. It can also feel like it is popping and be sore when you touch it. These are all signs of posterior tibial tendonitis. It commonly … Read more
One of the problems we often see at District Foot & Ankle is complaints of pain on the bottom of the foot. The pain generates between the middle toes and can be an indication of Morton’s neuroma. It can be very painful and inhibit your walking ability, and limit activity. Wearing high heels can trigger … Read more
An ulcer is not the same thing as a foot wound, although there are many similarities. Skin, and the tissue layers below, that are injured due to an abrasion or injury is a foot wound. Wounds that do not heal and go much deeper into the foot can turn into an ulcer. District Foot & … Read more
In order to walk properly, many parts of your body work together. Your spine, legs, and feet all need to function correctly. Your ankle is an important part of the anatomy and can inhibit your walking if injured or damaged. Something as simple as a sprain can impair you for days. Some people are prone … Read more
An Overview of the Extensor Tendons The extensor tendons are the tendons on top of the ankle and the foot. When they work, they cause the foot, toes and ankle to move in the upward direction. These tendons are extremely important when walking and standing because without them, you would have a foot drop and … Read more