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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The Trouble with Toenails Don't hide your feet from the world! Start treating your ugly toenails today at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic in Elmhurst. Treatment awaits, 630-834-3668. -
Pain in the ball of the foot? It could be capsulitis You shouldn't have to live with foot pain! Call Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic today! 630-834-3668 -
How can vitamins and diet help with diabetic neuropathy? As a diabetic, you don't have to suffer from foot conditions! Call Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic at 630-834-3668 to schedule a diabetic foot exam today! -
Running tips for newbie runners We've been in your shoes! Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic's podiatrists treat runners because we are runners. Call 630-834-3668 for your foot and ankle needs. -
What is a Lapidus? Considering foot surgery? Elmhurst Podiatrists at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic ensure you understand all your options. Call 630-834-3668 today! -
Why did my hammertoe/bunion come back? Now what? Considering foot surgery? Elmhurst Podiatrists at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic ensure you understand all your options. Call 630-834-3668 today! -
When an ugly nail might be due to psoriasis Questions about your toenails? Make an appointment with the doctors at Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic 630-834-3668 -
How Often to Replace Shoes When should you throw out those favorite pair of shoes? -
My foot is a tripod? Understanding the basic function of our perfect feet -
I don't see any swelling - how is it inflamed? 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. -
Will orthotics make my feet weaker There are many benefits to wearing foot orthotics, including reducing pain and fatigue and providing support and stability. -
When it is - or isn't- a wart on your foot Stop ineffective, messy home treatments for plantar warts. Elmhurst Podiatrists at Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic have the solution for you-call 630-834-3668! -
A simple case of athletes foot can lead to a more complicated infection A simple case of athletes foot can lead to a more complicated and possibly dangerous situation that may need antibiotics or surgery to treat. -
The difference between OTC inserts and custom orthotics Understanding the differences between OTC inserts and custom orthotics -
Do I Really Need Orthotics That My Doctor Recommended? Understanding if you really need custom molded foot orthotics -
Why fractures don't always heal You may have heard that fractures typically take 6-8 weeks to heal. What affects how long and if they take longer? Read on and you may be surprised. -
Gout in the foot - what are the chances? If you are having foot pain, don't delay! Call Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic today 630-834-3668 -
Broken bone in your foot? Here's how our doctors treat them. Injured your foot? Think you may have a broken bone? Make an appointment with the doctors at Prairie Path Foot and Ankle Clinic 630-834-3668 -
Foot pain can come from wearing flimsy flip flops No one should live with foot pain! Call Prairie Path Foot & Ankle Clinic today for an appointment with Elmhurst's finest podiatry group! Call 630-834-3668. -
The Basics of Hydration We hear it all the time, yet up to 75% of people are chronically dehydrated! Get the skinny on hydration here.
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