3 exercises that prevent Achilles tendon and calf injuries
Calf strains, Achilles tendonitis, and Achilles tendon ruptures are common types of injuries that can be prevented by performing the…
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Heel pain can be frustrating, making everyday activities like walking or standing uncomfortable. At Kansas City Foot Specialists, we see…
Read More >Calf strains, Achilles tendonitis, and Achilles tendon ruptures are common types of injuries that can be prevented by performing the…
Read More >1. Use the right form Some runners will use incorrect form and unnatural posture as a result of watching and…
Read More >Inspect your feet regularly Although most diabetics are already aware of the need for regular foot inspections, non-diabetics may also…
Read More >Why do most ankle and foot injuries occur during the winter? In locations where weather is particularly chilly during the…
Read More >Keep your feet happy this winter In addition to bringing cold temperatures, winter weather also tends to bring dry air….
Read More >What are custom orthotics? You may hear orthotics referred to as insoles or arch supports, but these terms aren’t quite…
Read More >Typically, heel pain that develops suddenly in children and doesn’t go away is due to calcaneal apophysitis, a condition more…
Read More >What are ganglion cysts? Ganglion means “knot,” and refers to a mass that is firm and knot-like beneath the skin’s…
Read More >What is Charcot foot? Charcot foot (pronounced shar-koh) is a condition that affects bones in the foot, primarily in patients…
Read More >Why is a blood clot in the leg so serious? Your blood is carried through the body by your veins…
Read More >Our Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) is fully licensed and regulated by the state of Kansas, and our boutique center concentrates on foot surgery only. This allows us to provide the best equipment and a dedicated staff to treat most surgical foot problems we encounter. Our outpatient facility allows our patients shorter facility stays and an environment with less risk for infection.