Front Range Podiatry

Flat feet is a common condition where the natural arch of the foot is either low or absent, leading to increased ground contact and altered movement patterns. This condition can be present from childhood or develop later. Factors include injury, weight gain, or repetitive stress. When the arch is...

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Gout is a form of arthritis that can cause sudden episodes of severe pain in the feet and ankles when uric acid crystals collect inside a joint. Gout frequently affects the big toe, but it may also involve the arch, heel, or ankle. During a flare-up, the joint may become swollen, stiff, and...

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Heel pain can arise from several conditions that affect daily comfort and mobility. Plantar fasciitis involves inflammation of the band of tissue that supports the arch. It often causes sharp pain on the bottom of the feet after rest. Sever’s disease is a growth-related condition in active children...

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