Does Arthritis Actually Worsen During Winter?

Does Arthritis Actually Worsen During Winter?

We at Clifton Foot & Ankle Center are here to tell you it’s not just a complete myth. If you’ve got arthritis in your feet or ankles, winter can feel like a three-month-long battle with stubborn joints. We’ve all heard people say they can feel the rain coming in their bones, but how much of that is just a spooky old wives’ tale, and how much is actually happening under your skin? Let’s break down what’s actually fact and what’s total fiction when it comes to the winter arthritis blues.

Is Ankle Replacement Surgery Right for You?

Is Ankle Replacement Surgery Right for You?

Several ways to treat ankle arthritis don’t involve surgery, including custom orthotics, pain medications, and physical therapy. However, sometimes, these conservative treatment methods aren’t enough to help, or they stop working after a time. If that sounds like you, it may be time to have a conversation with board-certified podiatric surgeon Dr. Kenneth R. Wilhelm about ankle replacement surgery.

Arthritis Awareness Month: How Does Arthritis Affect the Feet and Ankles?

Arthritis Awareness Month: How Does Arthritis Affect the Feet and Ankles?

Arthritis is a general term for the joint pain millions of people experience every day. Some people have rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease in which the body mistakenly attacks the lining of the joints. Lupus can also cause joint pain and inflammation. At Clifton Foot & Ankle Center, our patients are more likely to suffer…

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