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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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. -
Here’s What You Need to Know About Toenail Fungus Nail fungus can strike anyone, at any time. Know the signs, get treated at the first appearance of infection. Call 630-834-3668 for the Elmhurst podiatrists. -
Is it safe to exercise with diabetic neuropathy? If you have diabetes, see your podiatrist regularly. Don't have one? Give our office a call and we can help! Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic 630-834-3668 -
Learn the Rules for Shoe Shopping with Kids Your child may not always tell you they need new shoes. Call the Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668 for help understanding kids' feet. -
Should I see a Doctor for my Stubbed Toe? Do you have a foot injury? Call our doctors at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle and have it checked out or X-rayed! Call 630-834-3668. -
Pediatric New Patient Packet Pediatric New Patient Packet for Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic -
Here’s How You Know you Need New Running Shoes 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. -
These 3 Things Can Make it Hurt When you Walk Walking is a low impact activity, but if it hurts to walk, consult your Elmhurst podiatrist to avoid injury. Help is available quickly! Call 630-834-3668. -
Foot Conditions During Pregnancy Calling all mommies! Don't forget about your feet this pregnancy - here are a few tips to keep you a little more comfortable -
Know the Risks & Protect Kid's Feet from Athletic Injury Summer sports put kids feet at risk for injury. Call the Elmhurst podiatrists for help keeping their feet safe this sports season. 630-834-3668. -
What's the Best Way to Treat Heel Pain? Check out the options we can use to treat heel pain. Some of these can be done at home, others can provide long term relief! Call 630-834-3668 for fast relief -
What Shoes Should I Buy my Toddler? Worried about your kids shoes? Find out how to pick the perfect pair. Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic Elmhurst, IL. Call us today (630) 834-3668.
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