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(703) 996 – 3000
6101 Redwood Square Centre #303
Centreville, VA 20121
Foot conditions can manifest in a variety of ways, and stiffness in the big toe is something that seems minor but shouldn’t be ignored! Since it impacts daily mobility, addressing the root cause is key. Below, the team at Clifton Foot & Ankle Center delves into big toe stiffness to help you learn about potential…
There’s no doubt that arthritis can be a painful, debilitating condition, and with the sheer number of joints in the foot, it’s also no wonder that it’s very common! When you have arthritis in your feet, you’re painfully reminded with each step you take, but we’re here to remind you that there’s help to be…
When simple actions like walking become painful and frustrating, heel pain is often to blame. And unfortunately, the fact that heel pain is widespread doesn’t necessarily mean it’s easy to deal with. If anything, it’s one of the more persistent chronic conditions we treat here at Clifton Foot and Ankle Center. The good news is…
Heel pain comes in all kinds of forms, and while plantar fasciitis often steals the spotlight, a few rarer culprits can also cause chronic aches. That can complicate things; without the effective diagnosis of an expert DPM, the source of your discomfort might remain a mystery, making it that much harder to treat. Clifton Foot…
Dancing can put stress on the toes and the ball of the foot. If you’re wearing dance shoes, these can sometimes squeeze the toe area as well. Couple that with a flat foot or a high arch, and you might have paved your way to a bad case of neuroma, a nerve tissue growth that usually…
In this blog, discover the types, causes and treatment options of arthritis. Learn how to manage joint pain and improve your quality of life.
Pain is one of the most compelling reasons people decide to have foot or ankle surgery. There are so many kinds of pain! Board-certified podiatric surgeon Dr. Kenneth R. Wilhelm has heard his patients describe their foot and ankle pain for more than two decades. They use words like “aching,” “burning,” “stiff,” “tingling,” and “throbbing”…
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