Conditions and treatments
"My heel hurts when I get out of bed." "My toe is red and sore." "I rolled my ankle and it still aches." If any of that sounds like you, you are in the right place.
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Below are the foot and ankle problems we see most, and some of the treatments we use. Pick the one that sounds closest to what you feel. Each page covers what it feels like, what you can try at home, and when to see us.
Conditions
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Heel pain and plantar fasciitis
Pain on the bottom of the heel, often worst with your first steps in the morning.
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Bunions and hammertoes
A bump at the base of the big toe, or toes that bend and rub in your shoes.
About bunions and hammertoes → -
Ingrown toenails
A nail edge that grows into the skin and makes the toe red, swollen, or sore.
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Achilles tendonitis and tendon pain
Pain or stiffness at the back of the heel or along the ankle, often after activity.
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Toenail fungus
Toenails that turn thick, yellow, or crumbly over time.
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Ankle sprains
A rolled or twisted ankle that swells, bruises, or still feels weak.
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Flat feet and arch pain
Achy arches or tired feet, especially after standing or walking a lot.
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Diabetic wound care
Sores or cuts on the feet that are slow to heal when you have diabetes.
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Stress fractures
Tiny cracks in a bone, often in the foot, from repeated pounding.
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Plantar warts
Small, rough spots on the bottom of the foot caused by a virus.
About plantar warts →
Treatments
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Custom orthotics
Shoe inserts made for your feet, to support your arch and ease pressure.
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Shockwave therapy
Sound wave treatment for stubborn heel and tendon pain. Done in the office, no surgery.
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Laser therapy
A light-based treatment done in the office. Ask us if it is a fit for you.
About laser therapy →
Not sure what it is?
You do not need to know the name of the problem to book a visit. Just tell us where it hurts and what you want to get back to. Your doctor will figure out the rest with you.
Request an appointmentOr call (541) 385-7129.
This page is general information, not medical advice. For advice about your own feet, talk with your doctor.