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New Year, New Feet: How to Start 2026 with Healthy Foot Habits
The confetti have settled, the champagne flutes are washed, and the calendar has officially flipped to 2026. Like many people, you may be starting the year with
Preventing Falls on Ice: Foot & Ankle Stability Tips
Winter in Michigan brings snow, ice, and challenging walking conditions. In Macomb County communities such as St. Clair Shores and Fraser, icy sidewalks, frozen slush,
Why Heel Pain Gets Worse in Winter — Causes & Treatment Options
Introduction: The Unwelcome Winter Guest As temperatures drop and the first snow settles, many people look forward to cozy winter comforts—warm drinks, festive gatherings, and
Winter Foot Care Guide: How to Protect Your Feet in Cold Weather
Is Winter Stealing Your Comfort? Don’t Let the Cold Freeze Your Foot Health. The holidays are here. The snow is falling, the fireplaces are roaring, and you’re ready to
What Is Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery? Your Complete Guide to Pain-Free Feet
Are you tired of foot pain dictating your life? Does the idea of traditional foot surgery, with its long recovery time and visible scars, make you hesitate? You’re not alone. At Eastside
Not “Just a Sprain”: When Foot and Ankle Fractures Need a Specialist’s Care
One moment, you’re stepping off a curb, landing from a jump shot, or twisting your foot on uneven ground—and the next, a sharp, searing pain
Straightening Out Hammertoes: From Simple Stretches to Advanced Surgery
Introduction: When Toes Take a Turn Imagine slipping on your favorite pair of shoes – only to feel a persistent ache in your toes. You
From Rupture to Running: A Sterling Heights Patient’s Story of Achilles Tendon Repair at Eastside Podiatry
The sound was unmistakable — not a tear or a rip, but a sharp, sickening pop, like a thick rubber band snapping under immense tension. For
Why Your Toenail Fungus Isn’t Going Away (and How a Podiatrist Can Finally Clear It)
You’ve tried creams, oils, maybe even prescriptions. But your toenail fungus keeps coming back, or never fully goes away. You’re tired of hiding your feet,