Our podiatry staff members want to educate website visitors about the feet and ankle health concerns they may face. We post easy-to-read articles about matters related to podiatry. You will find valuable information about heel pain, bunions, warts, and toenails.
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Patient Information on COVID-19 and PPFAC An information page about how COVID-19 is impacting PPFAC and what we are doing to keep our patients, staff and doctors safe. -
How to Spot the Wrong Fit In Your Shoes If your shoes don't fit, you're at risk for so many painful foot problems. Let the Elmhurst podiatrists help you find the perfect pair. Cal 630-834-3668 today! -
How to Treat and Prevent Ingrown Toenails Think you may have an ingrown toenail? Read and find out the causes and treatment options offered by Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic -
Changing Toenail Colors a Sign of Infection Changes in the appearance of your toenail could be a sign of infection. Call the Elmhurst podiatrists, 630-834-3668, for fast relief and treatment. -
Tips to Avoid Blisters When You Run Don't let pesky problems like blisters stop your runs. Call the Elmhurst podiatrists for help staying healthy while you train. Call 630-834-3668. -
NerveReverse - what is it and what is it used for? NerveReverse - Available at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic -
PPFAC Medical Grade Insert Product Information PPFAC Medical Grade Inserts -
How Can I Prevent Heel Pain? Call the Elmhurst podiatrists at the first sign of heel pain. Relief is available sooner than you can expect! Call 630-834-3668. -
What Are Plantar Warts and How Do We Treat Them? Treat your plantar warts before they spread! OTC remedies don't work well enough. Call the Elmhurst Podiatrists at 630-834-3668 for an appointment. -
What Kind of Fractures Could Impact my Feet? You need the right diagnosis to heal your foot fracture. See the Elmhurst podiatrists for X-rays, casting and all your foot fracture needs. Call 630-834-3668. -
Can My Strike Pattern Prevent a Running Injury? Are you a runner who can't train due to injury? Call Prairie Path Foot & Ankle, 630-834-3668, for an appointment. We're here to get you back to training! -
What is tarsal tunnel syndrome? If your feet or toes are tingling or numb, you may have a nerve condition. Contact our Elmhurst podiatrists, 630-834-3668. Relief can come sooner than you think -
What Causes Heel Pain and How Long Will it Last? Heel pain doesn't have to be a forever problem. Call the Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668to find your path to relief. -
Will CBD Help My Diabetic Neuropathy Diabetic complications can leave you with numb, tingling or painful feet. Be sure to choose a proven treatment. Call 630-834-3668 for help with neuropathy! -
5th Annual Sock Drive Challenge 5th Annual Sock Drive Challenge at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic benefitting the homless served by DuPagePads -
What are Hammertoes and Do They Require Surgery? Got stiff and crooked toes? Come see the Elmhurst podiatrists right away. With early detection, you can avoid invasive surgery. Call 630-834-3668 today. -
Why Are My Toes Going Numb? Never ignore symptoms like numb, tingling toes. Make an appointment with your Elmhurst podiatrist to resolve this uncomfortable condition. Call 630-834-3668. -
What is a Charley Horse and Why Would I Get One? Come see your local heel pain experts at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic and stop heel pain in its tracks. Elmhurst podiatrists are available at 630-834-3668. -
Can I Prevent Heel Pain? You can take action to prevent heel pain. Call your Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668 for more help with the pain of plantar fasciitis.
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