The groundhog delivered some unwelcome news this month: 6 more weeks of winter! That means plenty of more opportunities for slippery surfaces that can create the perfect scenario for an ankle sprain.
Read MoreBeing part of a team has many benefits for children and teens, from increasing physical activity to building relational and leadership skills. It can also, however, be an opportunity for a foot or ankle injury.
Read MoreAnkle injuries can range from mild to severe and may involve a fracture as well as a sprain. How can you tell the difference, and what’s the best course of action?
Read MoreWe want to pass on a few tips to help you maximize your new fitness program and minimize your risk of foot and ankle injuries in the process.
Read MoreThis year, more than ever, it’s important if your child will be participating in a fall sport that they get a head start on pre-season fitness.
Read MoreForceful movement that overstretches the tendon, such as a hard jump, turn, or sudden takeoff and acceleration when running, can cause a partial or full tear of the tendon.
Read MoreIt can happen in an instance…your ankle twists and your feel intense pain. Ankle sprains require immediate medical attention. Here’s why.
Read MoreIcy sidewalks are not the only cause of ankle-twisting injuries. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you avoid this common injury.
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If you’ve sustained an injury and suspect you may have sprained your ankle, the initial steps you take can have a big impact on the healing process.
Read MoreMany people think weak ankles are just something they have to live with, but there are ways to help with this podiatric problem.
Read MoreAlthough it may seem like these injuries “just happen,” there are some steps you can take to prevent ankles sprains.
Read MoreAlthough sprains and strains are injuries to soft tissue and fractures are breaks in bone, they can present with similar symptoms.
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