Mountain climbing can be an exhilarating adventure that challenges both mind and body. However, the demands of this sport can put significant stress on your feet and ankles. Understanding the potential risks and taking preventive measures is crucial for a safe and enjoyable climbing experience. That’s why we at Your Next Step are here […]
Running a 5K is a popular fitness goal for many people. Trekking 3.1 miles offers numerous health benefits, including improved cardiovascular health, weight management, and increased endurance. However, the 5K is no ordinary jog, and it’s essential to be aware of the potential foot health risks involved with long-distance running. So, get set. We […]
Toenail fungus, medically termed onychomycosis, is a common and frustrating condition. Characterized by discoloration, thickening, and crumbling of the nail, it can significantly impact a person’s quality of life. Unfortunately, despite this issue’s prevalence, finding a lasting solution can be challenging. That’s where the team at Your Next Step comes in! In the following […]
Traditionally, podiatrists have relied on conservative measures like steroid injections, physical therapy, pain medication, and even surgery to treat foot and ankle conditions. However, a relatively new approach, amniotic fluid injection, could possibly replace these treatments. In this article, we at Your Next Step will introduce what amniotic fluid injection is and why it’s […]
Sprains and strains are standard foot and ankle injuries, and there’s enough overlap between both to cause significant confusion. Each condition hurts and hampers those affected, and each one is incurred similarly. So, they’re pretty much the same…right?
Nope!
Heel pain and joint pain from damaged or inflamed tendons can be incredibly frustrating. Your Next Step The Foot and Ankle Care Center offers a minimally invasive solution called Tenex Health TX™ that can help you achieve lasting results.
Summer has hit us, which means many of us will depart from our treadmills and hit the road running. But with so many shoe options available, choosing the right pair can feel overwhelming. Here’s a breakdown of the best and worst types of running shoes for summer based on research and expert recommendations from […]
Fireworks, barbecues, and festive gatherings are just some of the ways to have fun on the Fourth of July. However, the holiday also comes with a unique set of risks, and some of those are pretty serious. Your Next Step wants you to celebrate the nation in style, not limping away from the party […]
The arch of your foot is a marvel of engineering – a springboard that both absorbs shock and propels you forward. However, when the arch experiences stress or imbalance, the pain that follows can be significant, disrupting your daily routine and hurting more than you might expect. Your Next Step is always here to […]
Foot and ankle pain is never good news, but when the source is ignored, whatever issue gave rise to the aches tends to go from bad to worse. That’s particularly difficult for the podiatrists at Your Next Step to see! After all, we know firsthand how a little early action can prevent typical troubles […]
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