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Learn how to identify and treat posterior tibial tendonitis—a leading cause of foot and ankle pain. Dr. Tom Biernacki offers advanced diagnostics, treatment
Source of Your Foot Discomfort What’s Causing Your Foot Arch and Heel Pain? Here’s What You Need to Know Foot arch and heel pain can make everyday activities—from walking to working—uncomfortable or even unbearable. Whether it’s caused by overuse, poor footwear, or an underlying condition, identifying the root cause is key to effective treatment. At
Pain on the Inside of the Foot Causes, Symptoms & Best Treatment Are you feeling pain on the inside of your foot or ankle? You’re not alone—this type of discomfort is often caused by two major conditions. The #1 culprit is posterior tibial tendonitis, a common issue that can lead to flat feet and serious
Medial Inner Ankle Pain Isn’t Normal —And It Shouldn’t Be Ignored Medial ankle pain—pain along the inside of the ankle or foot—is often a sign of tendon strain, ligament injury, or arch instability. Left untreated, it can worsen over time and affect how you walk, stand, or stay active. Schedule Your Medial Ankle Pain Evaluation
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You should see a foot and ankle specialist if you experience persistent pain, numbness, nail problems, changes in skin color, difficulty walking, or symptoms that do not improve with rest. Early evaluation helps prevent complications and long-term damage.
Yes. Many foot and ankle conditions can be treated using conservative and non-invasive approaches such as custom orthotics, physical therapy, footwear guidance, medication, and laser therapy. Surgery is usually considered only when other treatments are not effective.
Signs that require prompt evaluation include swelling, redness, open sores, infections, worsening pain, numbness, or changes in toenails. Patients with diabetes should seek care early, as even minor foot issues can progress quickly.
Your first visit includes a thorough medical history review, physical examination, and, if needed, imaging or diagnostic tests. Your podiatrist will explain the diagnosis and recommend a personalized treatment plan based on your condition and lifestyle.
Yes. Preventive foot care helps identify early signs of problems before pain develops. Regular checkups are especially important for active individuals, older adults, and patients with diabetes or circulation issues.
Yes. Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist provides expert podiatric care at convenient locations in Howell and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Appointments are available for both new and returning patients.
