Plantar Fasciitis: Does Elevating My Feet Help?

If you have plantar fasciitis, you may wonder if elevating your feet would relieve your foot pain. At Alamitos – Seal Beach Podiatry Group we frequently answer questions about plantar fasciitis and suggest treatments to help your feet feel bette
What are Plantar Warts and What Causes them?

Plantar warts are a type of viral infection anyone can get, although they are more common in children and teens. As many as 20 percent of people get these warts during childhood.
Is My Knee Pain Serious?

Everyone suffers from occasional knee pain. But how do you know when it’s serious? Your knee’s ability to bend and bear your weight depends on a complex network of bones, cartilage, and ligame
Can the Menopause Cause Foot Problems?

Hot flashes aren’t the only unwelcome symptom of menopause. You may also experience foot problems. Menopause brings many changes to a woman’s body, and not all are g
Can My Podiatrist Remove Dead Skin?

A buildup of dead skin cells on the feet can be painful. Fortunately, your podiatrist can get rid of those excess cells for you. Your skin constantly sheds dead cells. Usually, that’s not a proble
How Serious is a Ruptured Achilles Tendon?

That tendon at the back of your foot helps you walk and jump. So when it tears, you’ll feel it! You may not be aware of your Achilles tendo
How Do I Get Rid of a Ganglion Cyst on My Foot?

Ganglion cysts don’t develop only on the hands and wrists. They can also appear on the foot and ankle. Here’s what you need to know. Ganglion cysts most often appear around the joints and tendons of the hands and wri
When Should I Replace My Orthotics?

Orthotics are an effective tool to treat foot pain. But like other medical devices, they wear out over time.
What to Know About Osteoarthritis of the Feet and Ankles

Osteoarthritis doesn’t only strike your hips and knees. It can happen in your feet and ankles, too. Osteoarthritis can affect any joint in the body, and that includes your feet and ankle
Do I Have Pitted Keratolysis?

Those indentations on your feet may look scary. But don’t worry! Pitted keratolysis is an easily treatable conditio