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Meghan Markle Had Bunion Surgery?!?

By Healthy Feet Podiatry | February 18, 2019 | 0 Comments

Meghan Markle was spotted recently appearing elegant as always, but what garnered quite a bit of attention was the scar on her left foot! What could it possibly be from?! The scar seen on Markle’s foot suggests she had bunion correction surgery. She also has a bunion on her right foot that may need surgery […]

Julian Edelman breaks the Rams ankles

By Dr. Bret Brennan | February 4, 2019 | 0 Comments

Patriots fan or not, Julian Edelman was invincible during the super bowl. No matter what defense was played, or player was marking him he always was able to allude them with a sharp cut or shear strength. The coined term for being so illusive in any sport is “breaking the ankles” of your opponent. Essentially […]

New Orleans Saints DT Ruptures Achilles Tendon

By Healthy Feet Podiatry | January 18, 2019 | 0 Comments

  The end of the NFL season is approaching and the battle to the Super Bowl has become quite intense! Of course, with football comes injuries and it is going to be a little more challenging for the New Orleans Saints after losing their star defensive tackle. On Sunday, Sheldon Rankins ruptured his achilles tendon […]

New Year, New Resolution?!

By Dr. Bret Brennan | January 9, 2019 | 0 Comments

It is that time of the year again! Time for new years resolutions which will undoubtedly include an increase in exercise programs. It is a clean slate for a lot of us to start fresh with a new work out. Whether it be increasing your running routine or starting kickboxing classes the increase in activity […]

Pediatric Foot Pain, Arch and Heel Pain, Warts, and Ingrown Toenails

By Healthy Feet Podiatry | December 11, 2018 | 0 Comments

Do you notice your child complaining of foot pain or unable to keep up with other children? More than likely your kid is suffering from one of the common conditions that often affect their feet such as flat feet, heel pain, ingrown nails, warts, or shin splints. These complaints should be taken seriously and treated […]

Indulging in the holiday sweets leading to painful feet?

By Dr. Bret Brennan | December 5, 2018 | 0 Comments

It is the best time of the year! No matter what holiday you celebrate, it seems there is a cluster of different holidays centered around the month of December. With the holiday season comes an increase in family time, and of course, food and drinks. This combination of food and drinks leads to a significant […]

Christmas Lights Causing Those Ankles to Flair Up?

By Dr. Bret Brennan | November 13, 2018 | 0 Comments

  Its that time of a year again! People across the world are preparing for the most hectic time of year. Many of us over the next few weeks will be on a ladder hanging Christmas lights. The night time show of lights for some is a hobby, for others its a full blown job. […]

Local Gators In Need of a Good Podiatrist

By Binh Nguyen | November 6, 2018 | 0 Comments

Football is by far one of the most demanding sports at all levels.  Injuries can happen at anytime and to anybody. Unfortunately, some of my most favorite Gators look like they are in need of a good Podiatrist.   Malik Davis, Hillsborough County’s All-Time Leading Rusher, broke his foot in September.  Although it was never […]

INGROWN TOE NAILS, ORTHOTICS AND BONE SPURS

By Healthy Feet Podiatry | October 14, 2018 | 0 Comments

Ingrown Nails, also known as onychocryptosis, is a common nail condition that occurs when an offending nail edge grows into the surrounding skin such as the nail border. Sometimes, the nail can penetrate and break the skin which introduces bacteria and increases the chance of an infection. The most common cause of an ingrown nail […]

ARCH PAIN, BUNIONS AND HAMMERTOES

By Healthy Feet Podiatry | September 24, 2018 | 0 Comments

Arch pain Arch pain in the foot can be the result of various conditions with different etiologies. The most common cause is plantar fasciitis, which is the result of repetitive microtrauma along the band of tissue along the bottom of the foot that causes it to become inflamed. Another condition known as Posterior Tibial Tendon […]

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