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Most bunions can be managed with nonsurgical treatments, like orthotics and over-the-counter pain medication, but in some cases, surgery is the best option. Learn when it’s time to consider bunion surgery and what to expect.

Many people experience weak ankles after sprains or injuries. If you lead an active lifestyle, such injuries can affect your mobility, confidence, and quality of life. Fortunately, ankle strength can often be restored, and surgery may help.

Bunions are often a minor annoyance, but if they continue to grow, they can affect mobility and quality of life. In these cases, surgery may provide relief. But how does bunion surgery work, and what is recovery like? Find out here.

Morton’s neuroma is a painful foot condition that often improves with conservative care. If your symptoms persist, surgery might be the next step. Read on to learn how neuroma surgery works and what to expect during your recovery.

Plantar fasciitis typically improves with rest, ice, and activity changes. If your symptoms persist, however, you may wonder about surgery. Learn how plantar fasciitis surgery works and whether it’s right for you here.

If you have a painful hammertoe, surgery can help provide lasting relief. With several types of surgery options, which one is right for you? This blog explores the three most common hammertoe surgeries to help you make an informed decision.

Plantar fasciitis can make walking, running, and exercising excruciating. This month’s blog explains how regenerative medicine techniques can provide prompt relief and help restore your mobility. 

Do you have a painful bunion that makes it difficult to walk? Is the bunion impeding your ability to enjoy your daily activities? This blog explains when it’s time to contact a podiatrist and consider surgery.

If you’re experiencing foot and ankle pain, custom orthotics provide an effective, noninvasive way to treat those various problems. Read on to learn more about some of their most surprising benefits.

Pain, swelling, or redness at the corner or side of your toenail is indication of a ingrown toenail. Sometimes, diligent home care can remedy the issue. Other times, professional intervention is necessary. Read on to learn the difference.

Would you see a specialist if you had a problem with your heart? Your back? Why not your feet? Did you know that podiatrists are highly trained and specialized to recognize and treat unique, complex conditions in the feet?

Did you know heel pain is the most common reason people seek treatment from podiatrists? The good news is that a non-surgical option can provide relief — custom orthotics. Read on to learn more and whether custom orthotics can help you!

There’s no doubt about it — a sprained ankle is a pain! If your sprained ankle isn’t properly treated, it can become a chronic instability, leading to more pain. Here’s how to keep your ankle sprain from becoming a chronic problem.

Are you putting off getting pain-relief for your bunions because you’re worried that the only answer is surgery? You may be surprised to learn that there are other options. Read on to learn how you can get the relief you seek.

South Denver Podiatry is currently managing many conditions online by way of Telehealth / Telemedicine?

A few tips to consider before you start your first run.