I Have High Arches. Now What?
If you have high arches, you’re at risk for developing other foot health issues. Read on to learn how to treat any potential complications of high arches and more about this foot condition.
Find out when it’s time to turn to a professional to treat your heel pain.
While many people, from the avid runner to the cocktail-slinging bartender, may experience foot pain at some point it can be difficult to know when to shrug it off and wait for it to go away and when your heel pain needs to be checked out by our Colorado Springs, CO, podiatrist, Dr. Matthew Hinderland. Find out when it’s time to turn to a foot expert to handle your pain.
If you are an athlete then chances are pretty good you’ve trained through the pain before, but this can often make foot injuries worse. Did you know that about one million runners each year will develop plantar fasciitis (a common condition that causes heel pain)? While it might seem normal to only visit our Colorado Springs foot doctor when pain or issues are severe, it’s actually a better idea to seek treatment early on when your recovery time will most likely be faster.
When you first start to notice heel pain, follow these simple measures:
When to See a Podiatrist
It’s a good idea to schedule an appointment with us if you have heel pain that still causes issues even when you aren’t moving around or are just standing in place. It’s always a good idea to call us if you have been dealing with pain for a couple of weeks and at-home measures aren’t doing the trick.
If heel pain is affecting your day-to-day activities then it’s time you put your foot down. Turn to the Colorado Springs, CO, pain specialists at Foot & Ankle Institute of Colorado. Call us today.
