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3d printed foot orthotic
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3D Printed Orthotics @ East Coast Podiatry Clinic

Sore Feet Got You Down? Try Cutting-Edge 3D Printed Orthotics!

Ever feel like your shoes just don't quite cut it? You're not alone! Foot pain can be a real drag, affecting everything from your daily activities to your mood. As a podiatrist, I'm always looking for ways to help my patients achieve happy, healthy feet. That's why I'm excited to announce that East Coast Podiatry Clinic is offering 3D printed orthotics, the latest innovation in foot care!

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running shoes
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A Podiatrist’s Guide to Choosing the Right Running Shoe

Finding Your Perfect Fit: A Podiatrist's Guide to Choosing the Right Running Shoe

As a podiatrist, I see a lot of runners come through my clinic with foot pain. Often, the culprit? Improper footwear. Running is a fantastic form of exercise, but it puts a lot of stress on your feet. That's why having the right shoe is crucial to prevent injury and maximize your enjoyment.

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sports injuries to athletes
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Treating sports injuries in athletes

Stay on Your Feet: A Podiatrist's Guide to Common Sports Injuries

Are you an athlete who feels like your feet are constantly holding you back? You're not alone! Pushing your body to the limit is part of the game, but it can also lead to injuries. That's where podiatrists come in! We're foot and ankle specialists who can help you stay healthy and performing at your peak.

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ligament ruptured in lisfranc injury
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Lisfranc Injury

Lisfranc Fractures: Why They're Sidelining Rugby League Stars

As podiatrists, we see all sorts of foot and ankle injuries. But lately, there's been a trend in the news – Lisfranc fractures amongst Rugby League players. This serious injury can sideline even the toughest athletes for months, and it's a good reminder for everyone about the importance of foot health.

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flat foot posterior tibial tendon dysfunction
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Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD)

As a podiatrist, I see many patients who experience foot and ankle pain. One common condition I diagnose is posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD). PTTD affects the posterior tibial tendon, a crucial structure that supports the arch of your foot. When this tendon weakens or tears, it can lead to pain, flattening of the arch, and even deformity.

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Synovitis

Second MTPJ Synovitis: Understanding the Pain in the Ball of Your Foot

The ball of your foot is a complex and hardworking area. It absorbs shock and propels you forward with every step. Discomfort in this region can significantly impact your daily activities. One common culprit for pain in the ball of the foot is synovitis of the second metatarsophalangeal joint (MTPJ).

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Morton’s Neuroma

Morton's Neuroma: Understanding the Pain and Finding Relief

As a podiatrist, I see many patients struggling with Morton's neuroma. This common condition can cause a burning, prickly sensation in the ball of your foot, often between the third and fourth toes. Let's break down what Morton's neuroma is and how we can get you back on your feet comfortably.

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bones of foot showing plantarfasciosis
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Plantar fasciitis vs Plantar fasciosis (What is the difference?)

As podiatrists, we encounter a myriad of foot ailments, each with its own set of symptoms, causes, and treatment approaches. Two conditions that often cause confusion among patients are plantar fasciitis and plantar fasciosis. While they share similarities in name and location, they are distinct conditions with different underlying causes and treatment strategies.

Let's delve into the nuances of these two conditions to better understand them:

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