The physical act of repeatedly swinging a golf club in practice and on the links can lead to a condition known as hallux limitus, in addition to other foot problems, such as neuromas.
Castle Rock Foot & Ankle offers same or next-day appointments for acute foot and ankle trauma! Dr. Smith discusses common foot and ankle trauma and their management.
While aging is a natural process of human nature, aging does not have to equal painful feet. Patients over the age of 50, can expect they may lose up to 50% of their natural fat pad, namely at the ball of the foot and heels. We can help with this.
Whether you are training for a sprint triathlon or an Ironman, training for three different sports can put a variety of different strains on your body. Each sport in itself can lead to injury, but together the risk of injury is compounded.
Although rest and relaxation are the goals for most vacations, they usually involve a lot of walking and a lot of walking usually involves sore feet. How can you prevent foot injuries and pain from slowing down your vacation?
As pickleball's popularity has risen, so too has the number of injuries from this sport. Dr. Smith reviews a few of the most common and ways to help prevent them.
When we think of nutrition we generally think of our general health. Your diet can also affect your foot health. With March being National Nutrition Month we will look at ways to promote foot and ankle health through your diet.
An ingrown toenail can be a very painful and debilitating issue, and can also lead to infection. Dr. Smith reviews this topic and treatment options when they occur.
Choosing the proper running shoe can be challenging for even the most experienced runner. Dr. Pollard, an Ironman competitor and avid runner, shares her insight on features to watch for when choosing your running shoes.
Custom Orthotics are a great option for people and patients of all ages. They can be preventative and also therapeutic in nature. They can be customized for all patients' needs.
Treatment and prevention of adult flatfoot can reduce the incidence of additional foot problems such as bunions, hammertoes, arthritis and calluses, and improve a person’s overall health.
Total ankle replacement has gained traction in the last decade as a reliable, durable procedure for those experiencing severe ankle pain, often caused from arthritis.
A bunion is an enlargement of the bone of the big toe joint. Not all bunions will become painful, but if they start to limit your activity and lifestyle it may be time to consider surgery.
We are excited to welcome Dr. William Farrett to our practice. We will be taking over his practice, The Foot & Ankle Center of Colorado, 8671 S. Quebec St., #230 (C-470 and Quebec), now called Castle Rock Foot & Ankle at Highlands Ranch!
Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is the latest non-invasive, non-surgical, FDA cleared breakthrough procedure to cure chronic musculoskeletal pain.
There are many different reasons your great toe joint can hurt. However, one of the most common reasons is that you may have arthritis at your great toe joint. You may notice increased swelling, stiffness and difficulty with bending your toe.
Many of the estimated 70 million obese Americans are trapped in a life-threatening vicious cycle: Obesity aggravates foot problems, like heel pain and flat feet; sore feet make it hard to exercise and lose weight; and without exercise, obesity worsens.
Thank you to our local communities- Castle Pines, Castle Rock & Parker! You voted Castle Rock Foot & Ankle Care Best of the Best for 2020 (for the 7th year). We were voted Best Podiatrist.
During this time of social-distancing, you may be noticing increased pain at the top of your foot. This can be secondary to not wearing supportive shoes or going barefoot more than normal. Do you have foot arthritis?
Ankle sprains are the number one cause of visits to the ER for the lower extremity. Repetitive ankle sprains cause a condition called Ankle Instability. This can lead to further trauma, resulting in ankle fractures and ultimately ankle arthritis.