Your foot and ankle health isn't just something that needs occasional maintenance. It's influenced daily by the shoes you wear, the activities you perform, and even the food you eat! Our blog offers a wealth of information ranging from specific care to tips for daily life.
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Picking the Right Shoes for Your Child This SummerFinding good shoes for kids can be a struggle—and not just because their feet grow so fast! Dr. Matt Wettstein in Twin Falls explains what you should look for.
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Your Easy Guide to Winter Foot Care By Our Idaho PodiatristWinter can be a rough time for many feet, but a bit of care and consideration goes a long way. Advanced Foot and Ankle has some tips for winter foot care.
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Do You Need New Shoes? (Be Honest with Yourself!)Shoes can be faithful companions, but old pairs can start doing your feet more harm than good. When is it time for a new pair of shoes?
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What’s Causing Pain Along the Bottom of Your Foot?Dr. Matt Wettstein at Advanced Foot & Ankle in Twin Falls, Idaho offers some possibilities for what can be causing pain along the bottom of the foot.
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3 Great Runs in Southern Idaho (That You Shouldn’t Miss!)Are you looking for great runs in southern Idaho? Dr. Matt Wettstein shares a few great runs in the Twin Falls area—along with some quick running tips.
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Should You Exercise with a Badly Stubbed Toe?A badly stubbed or traumatized toe can be a real showstopper, but should you still exercise with it? Dr. Matt Wettstein in Twin Falls, Idaho offers advice.
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Ways to Avoid Slipping and Give Your Feet the Best “Traction Control”An unexpected slip on ice or other slippery surface can not only be a source of embarrassment, but of painful injury as well. Learn how to avoiding slipping.
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Hunting Safety for Your FeetIdaho has some great hunting opportunities. The best hunting season, however, is a safe one. Advanced Foot & Ankle provides some tips on keeping your feet safe.
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Treating and Preventing Corns and CallusesCorns and calluses might seem trivial compared to some foot issues, but they can create trouble. Fortunately, they can be treated and prevented.
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Identifying Toe DeformitiesThe underlying causes of toe deformities are muscle imbalances. Despite this common root cause, there are differences between the types.