Addressing Morton’s Neuroma Foot Surgery
Have you noticed a strange feeling in between your toes as you walk? If you look down at your feet and do not notice anything too out of the ordinary, you could be dealing with Morton’s neuroma. The podiatrist in NYC at Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York has extensive experience with all foot-related problems and will determine whether a neuroma is to blame for your...
Treatment Methods for Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
You rely on your feet and ankles for more activities than you might think. Because we use our feet and ankle continuously, pain can be disabling. The posterior tibial tendon is a significant structure in the foot that plays a vital role in walking and other movements. Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction is a condition that affects how the arch of the foot is supported...
How Do You Know If You Have A Hairline Fracture In Your Foot?
One of the most common sports injuries we treat at Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York are hairline fractures. While hairline fractures are fairly common and treatable, letting your symptoms go untreated can lead to various problems down the line. Please continue reading below to learn more about how our Foot Surgery in Woodbury can help address the signs of hairline...
What Happens If A Stress Fracture Is Left Untreated?
Stress fractures may not be as painful or severe as other fractures or broken bones, but that does not mean you should ignore them. If a stress fracture is left untreated, the tiny cracks in the bone can lead to severe complications that can hinder your mobility and interrupt your daily life. Our team of experts at Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York combines...
WHEN IS FOOT SURGERY NEEDED?
If you are dealing with a painful foot injury or condition, you may be considering surgery to find relief. You also may not be sure if surgery is right for you and your situation. At Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York, we provide foot surgery in Woodbury to those suffering from foot ailments and will evaluate your condition to determine if surgery is right for you....