Ankle instability is a common condition characterized by a frequent tendency for the ankle to “give way” or roll over, leading to pain, swelling, and an increased risk of injuries. Understanding the causes of ankle instability is crucial for effective management and prevention, so Podiatry Center of New Jersey has outlined important, need-to-know info […]
Do You Suffer with Chronic Ankle Problems?
At Podiatry Center of New Jersey our patients will sometimes tell us that they have “weak ankles.” This usually means that their ankles twist frequently or that they feel as if they are going to “give way,” especially when they walk on uneven surfaces. Others may experience chronic pain, stiffness, tenderness or swelling. While these […]
When an Ankle Sprain is Dangerous
Ankle sprains can be expected if you have unstable ankles, mobility issues, or are an athletic person. In typical cases, a sprained ankle will heal quickly and without any problematic complications. However, there are times when the ankle sprain has become dangerous, and you need the help of medical experts immediately. Signs Your Ankle Sprain […]
Instability Woes: The Moore Balance Brace Can Help
The Moore Balance Brace is a device prescribed by a podiatrist and is meant to help you have better mobility and less chance of falling. No matter the age, anyone can be at risk for a fall. Legs and feet get injured, ankles become weak, and then the inevitable happens. When a fall happens, the […]
5 Treatments for a Sprained Ankle
Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries treated by foot doctors. You can suffer a sprain during workouts and sporting activities or just from stepping awkwardly on a curb while crossing the street. Your ankle rolls over with the full weight of your body causing tendons and tissues to stretch and even break […]
Strengthen Your Ankles to Increase Balance & Help Prevent Falls
September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month and maintaining foot and ankle strength is vital to prevent a fall.
Ankle Sprains Can Cause Serious Complications
Avoid potential chronic complications of an ankle sprain with correct diagnosis and treatment.