Our podiatry team at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic believes in educating website visitors. We also believe in engaging with our website visitors. Our blog gives us a chance to do both. We provide beneficial information, and we also offer up our opinions and commentary on the latest podiatry news.
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Ingrown Toenail Procedures Have a pesky ingrown? Want to know what can be done? Can't remember what has been done before? Read on to learn more. -
Don't Let Foot Problems Ruin Your Golf Game If your feet are in pain, it will affect your golf game -
What your child's ankle sprain may be hiding An injury in a child or adolescent requires special consideration and treatment. Read on to learn why! -
I think I stepped on something and I think it is embedded in my foot If you think you may have stepped on something and now it is in your foot, what are some things you can do? -
Why do my nails have ridging? If your nail doesn't look quite as it used to, the cause can be many things. Read on to learn what may be the cause for you. -
Can orthotics get rid of my bunion? Can you believe an insert for your shoe may get rid of that pesky big toe joint pain? There are so many more benefits, read on to learn more. -
Is It OK To Go Barefoot All Day? It is tempting to go barefoot all day when you are home, however there may be negative effects on your feet -
The "Other" Ankle Joint Suffering from ankle pain? Battling discomfort from an old injury? Call our office at 630-834-3668 to have a thorough evaluation and get on the road to recovery -
Telemedicine at PPFAC in response to COVID-19 This page explains how PPFAC is using telemedicine to care for patients during the Coronavirus Pandemic -
Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic's Response to Coronavirus Our office looks, feels and sounds very different in the last 2 weeks. Read on to see what changes we have made to optimize our patient's protection at PPFAC. -
Healthy Feet and Bodies in the Time of Coronavirus With coronavirus fears taking over, cardio can be a great way to manage anxiety. Use the Emlhurst podiatrists tips for finding the right shoes for your feet. -
Everything You Need to Know About Childhood Heel Pain Heel pain in children isn't a normal part of growing up. Come see the Elmhurst podiatrists to get kids back in the game. Call 630-834-3668 for help. -
Why Arch Support Can Help Resolve Your Heel Pain Come see your local heel pain experts at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic to stop heel pain in its tracks. Elmhurst podiatrists are available at 630-834-3668. -
Smart Hacks to Avoid Running Injuries As a runner, you want a doctor who understands...we run too! Call Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic at 630-834-3668 to make an appointment today. -
What are Bone Spurs And How Are They Treated? No one should live with foot pain! Call Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic today for an appointment with Elmhurst's finest podiatry group! Call 630-834-3668. -
Bunions Can Cause Long term Complications Not all bunions are created equal! Come into Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic in Elmhurst to learn what treatment options are best for you. Call 630-834-3668. -
How Can I Tell if I’m Running Too Much? Our Elmhurst podiatrists treat all running and triathlon injuries of the foot and ankle. Call 630-834-3668 to schedule an immediate appointment. -
5 Ways to Get Proactive About Your Foot Health Having healthy feet isn't about luck--it's about making smart moves. Let our Elmhurst podiatrists share their tips for protecting your feet. Call 630-834-3668
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- Posted on 08/06/2020Ingrown Toenail Procedures
- Posted on 08/03/2020Don't Let Foot Problems Ruin Your Golf Game
- Posted on 07/03/2020What your child's ankle sprain may be hiding
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- Posted on 08/07/2020 An injury to your foot or ankle can sideline you, but the sooner you address the issue, the sooner you can return to your regular activities.
- Posted on 07/09/2020 If you have pain, soreness or tightness on the front of your ankle or top of your foot, you may have extensor tendinitis. Our protocols help to reduce pain through supporting the tendon and reducing inflammation. Read on to learn more.
- Posted on 07/08/2020 Diabetic Neuropathy can affect you and your feet in many ways