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• posted: Oct. 30, 2020
• Kansas City Foot & Ankle
• American Diabetes Association,  Ankles,  Blog,  custom-molded orthotics,  diabetes,  falls in eldery,  Foot,  foot complications,  heel pain,  ingrown toenails,  Uncategorized
• Dr. Mark Green,  Dr. Stephanie Jameson,  foot doctor,  foot specialist,  plantar fasciitis

You may have heard the saying “Aging isn’t for the weak”.  Age can bring about wisdom and life experiences and wonderful memories; however, it can also come with all sorts Read More

• posted: Sep. 22, 2020
• Kansas City Foot & Ankle
• Blog,  Conditions and Diseases,  diabetic foot issues,  foot injury,  plantar fasciitis,  sports injuries,  sports injury,  stress fracture
• Dr. Mark Green,  ankle injury,  ankle pain,  Foot Injuries,  foot pain,  heel pain

Ice; why and how! For every fall, scrape, or accidental run-in with an inanimate object (walls, furniture, curbs, etc.), there is a frozen bag of peas for that. It is the Read More

• posted: Jun. 27, 2019
• Kansas City Foot & Ankle
• Blog,  Bunions,  cortisone foot pain,  custom-molded orthotics
• Dr. Mark Green,  foot doctor,  foot pain,  bunions

Bunion Pain – Cause We have many patients who come to see us due to terrible pain from a bunion that has developed on the side of their foot.  This prompts Read More

• posted: Nov. 15, 2012
• Mark Green
• Blog
• Dr. Mark Green,  Kansas City Foot and Ankle,  foot doctor,  foot specialist,  podiatrist,  athlete's foot,  foot,  fungal toenails,  Kansas City,  Leawood,  Olathe,  Overland Park,  psoriasis,  psoriasis on your feet,  psoriatic arthritis,  skin conditions

Is it psoriasis on your feet or something else?  Sometimes it is hard to tell the difference.  Psoriasis is a condition that is not often associated with feet in most Read More

• posted: Aug. 29, 2012
• Mark Green
• diabetes,  Dr. Mark Green,  foot ulcers,  Kansas City Foot and Ankle,  NeuRemedy,  neuropathy,  numb foot,  peripherial neuropathy,  tingling foot

Probably you or someone you know has diabetes.  According to the American Diabetes Association, 25.8 million children and adults in the United States suffer from diabetes.  About 60 to 70% Read More