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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How Can I Distinguish Between a Fracture and a Sprain? A broken ankle, foot or toe will become worse if not treated properly. Contact the Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668 to heal your injury fast! -
Why do I have pain on the top of my foot? Pain on the top of your foot is not normal. Find out what it could be and the treatment options you have. -
Skin Cancer in the Feet Our entire body is covered with skin. Our feet often are looked past, but skin cancer can happen in the feet and even be found in toenails. Read on, learn more! -
Running After Baby: What You Need to Know We've been in your shoes! Prairie Path Foot & Ankle's podiatrists treat runners because we are runners. Call 630-834-3668 for your foot and ankle needs. -
Hey, Guys: Foot Care's Not Just for the Ladies Don't ignore a sprained ankle! It is a serious injury requiring immediate care. Contact the Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668 to schedule. -
Joint Pain in the Feet It could be arthritis or it could be much more. Read on to learn of the many possible reasons for joint pain in your feet. -
What is a Bone Bruise and Does it Need Treatment? A bruised bone will become worse if not treated properly. Contact the Elmhurst podiatrists at 630-834-3668 to heal your injury fast! -
Do You Have Pain On The Outside Of Your Foot? It Could Be Peroneal Tendinitis Do you have pain on the outside of your foot, but it is not the ankle? It could be peroneal tendinitis -
Flat Feet in Kids: What's Normal and What's Not? Flat feet in kids is only normal to a certain age. Call 630-834-3668 for an evaluation to avoid worsening foot conditions or additional deformities. -
MLS Laser therapy - meet our M6 robotic laser! Laser therapy has been around for a while and we offer it at our office for a wide variety of conditions. -
Fracture Healing in the Foot Have you had a recent injury? Read on to learn why bones can't heal overnight! -
Achilles Tendinitis - How Do I Know If I Have It? Pain in the back of the heel can be due to Achilles tendinitis - find out how to get it treated! -
Heel Pain in Kids May be Due to Apophysitis Growing pains are not normal and should not be ignored. Read on to learn what might be causing it and how to get your child better! -
Why Bunion Surgery Isn’t a Permanent Solution Bunions will not go away on their own. Call the Elmhurst Podiatrists at 630-834-3668 for an immediate evaluation and to learn your treatment options. -
Here’s When you SHOULDN’T Buy Shoes for Your Baby Worried about your kids' shoes? Let Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic in Elmhurst, IL help you navigate the shopping aisles. Call us today at (630) 834-3668. -
What are Chilblains and When Should I Worry About Them? No one should live with foot pain! Call Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Center today for an appointment with Elmhurst's finest podiatry group! Call 630-834-3668. -
The Most Common Tendinitis in the Foot and Ankle Foot pain is often due to tendinitis. Here are three of the most common types of tendinitis we see and how this condition can be treated. -
I Have Pain In The Ball Of My Foot - What Could It Be? DO you have pain in the ball of your foot? Read and find out what it could be -
The Anatomy of Custom Orthotics If custom orthotics have been recommended to you, maybe you're wondering what they are all about? See why we think they are critical in the care of feet!
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