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  • Foot Fractures May Signal Osteoporosis
    A small foot fracture may be the first sign of osteoporosis, according to a study conducted by Ohio State University researchers. The study also demonstrated that several men studied as Read more
  • Bette Midler’s Green Toe??
    Bette Midler made her way over to Texas for a Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas event and wasn’t able to tolerate the state’s footwear. Apparently cowboy boots aren’t made for Read more
  • From Stress to Full Break: Why Treat Stress Fractures
    Take a second and think about a dam. Maybe you are picturing the Smith Mountain Dam, or perhaps you have an image of Daffy Duck trying to plug holes with Read more
  • Springing Back from an Ankle Sprain
    Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries among athletes—and basically anyone else with an ankle! Sure, those who participate in sports are most at risk; however, you can Read more
  • Fall Foot Blues
    Do your feet hurt more than ever since summer has ended? If so, you are not alone. We see a lot of patients like you each fall. When it comes Read more
  • What Do Podiatrists and Pedometers Have In Common?
    They both involve FEET! Health experts- myself included- say 10,000 steps a day is the magic number to get (or stay) on the healthy track. Side effects include increase in energy, Read more
  • Would You Run A Marathon in Flip Flops?
    Yeah, me neither! It boggles my mind this man would run in flip flops, let alone 26.2 miles! He certainly achieved his goal by getting in the Guinness Book of World Read more
  • You’re Active! So Keep Your Feet Fit!
    Are you a daily walker, a hiker or a triathlete? Any level of intensity in your daily activities can create any of the serious and common injuries below. Let’s take care Read more
  • Dancers Starting Pointe Earlier and Earlier
    Yesterday I went to Dance-Tech in Blacksburg, VA to talk to the owner about Shenandoah Podiatry, she was so relieved to find out we are located just around the corner! She started Read more
  • Hunting & Hiking
    Walking up and down steep hillsides and tramping through wet, slippery fields and wooded areas puts stress on the muscles and tendons in the feet and ankles, especially if you Read more
  • Virginia Tech is Going Green
    After VT’s wide receiver, D.J. Coles, PCL ligament heeled the team had their hopes up. Soon after however, linebacker, Tariq Edwards, suffered a stress fracture in his shin which hasn’t Read more
  • Walking Newbie = Shin Splints
    Sometimes as a walking newbie you can experience shin pain, a tight or burning sensation on the front of the lower leg, from overusing weak muscles. In order to reduce this Read more
  • Podiatric Medicine Helping Dorenzo Hudson and the Virginia Tech Hokies
    Dorenzo Hudson has been a star on the basketball court for the Hokies this season but unfortunately even stars fall sometimes. On January 16th at the Florida State vs. Virginia Read more
  • #12racein12months Rugged Maniac 5K 2014
    This past weekend Kevin and I traveled to Richmond, VA to run the Rugged Maniac 5k on Saturday! We did the race on a motor cross course which was pretty fun Read more
  • #12racesin12months Foam Fest 5k
    Last weekend Kevin and I traveled to Richmond again in order to race in the Foam Fest 5K with my brother in law and 2 sisters in law! We had quite a Read more
  • 8 Tips For Healthy Feet on the Trail
    My office is located within one mile of the Appalachian Trail. Each summer, I observe the wave of through hikers making the 2,168 mile trek from Georgia to Maine and Read more