Amputation Prevention Alliance Every 3 minutes and 30 seconds in the United States, a limb is amputated due to diabetes. I’m looking for information about: Learn More Amputations are on the rise in the United States. There were over 154,000 diabetes-related
2023-06-14
Physical therapy for posterior tibial tendonitis (PTT) can help you regain normal foot and ankle range of motion (ROM), strength, and mobility. This can help eliminate your foot and ankle pain
2023-06-06
Your feet are made for walking—and running, jumping, balancing, climbing, and more. So it's no wonder that human food is complex. Believe it or not, your size sixes (or nines or twelves) house
2023-06-06
Our feet help to handle and displace stress with every step we take, and if you’re like most people, you probably don’t give them a second thought the majority of the time. We need our feet to
2023-06-02
New research from across the pond suggests that children who don’t get as much sleep as others are at an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Previous studies have found an association
2023-05-28
If you've suffered a fracture and required an open reduction internal fixation (ORIF) to repair the break, you may have seen a physical therapist after surgery to help improve your range of
2023-05-19
Bunions are a common foot condition that can become painful and unsightly. The best method of preventing bunions, or preventing their progression, is to follow a few simple steps. While it's true
2023-05-17
Arches come in all shapes and sizes. Some people have naturally high arches, while others have almost no arch at all. While we can’t choose our foot arch, its design plays a crucial role in how our
2023-05-07
Whether you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, good foot care is essential. Over time, diabetes can lead to complications in your feet due to decreased circulation and changes in blood vessels,
2023-05-06
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