Minimally Invasive Surgery Can Fix Many Foot Problems

We offer minimally invasive foot surgery, which has dramatically reduced the amount of time a patient is disabled. This surgical technique can be used to permanently correct many common podiatric problems.

Tips and Tricks for Reducing Foot Pain

At Pasco Hernando Foot & Ankle, we know nearly everyone experiences foot pain at some point. Here are some ways to help lessen and prevent foot pain.

Keeping Feet Attractive and Healthy

It’s challenging to feel comfortable if you’re dealing with an unsightly foot problem. Here are three common disorders patients bring to us and how to prevent them.

Treatment Options for Bunions and Hammertoes

At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, toe deformities are among the conditions we treat most frequently. During the fall months, we often see more patients complaining of increased pain from bunions and hammertoes.

Bunions, toe painPasco-Hernando Foot & AnkleSeptember 24, 2021bunions, hammertoes, custom orthotics, toe pain, toe deformities

Women’s Foot Care Tips

In honor of Women’s History Month, we would like to offer foot health care information specifically tailored for women. Did you know the average woman walks three miles more each day than the average man?

FAQ’s about Ambulatory Foot Surgery

Did you know there is a surgical technique that has relatively low-impact and allows a patient to remain ambulatory with minimal discomfort and intrusion to their daily lives? It’s called Ambulatory Foot Surgery.

Do’s and Don’ts for Dealing with Toe Deformities

Hammertoes and Bunions are two common foot deformities. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help minimize toe deformity issues and maximize your foot comfort.

foot conditions, foot care tipsPasco-Hernando Foot & AnkleOctober 12, 2020hammertoes, bunions, corns, calluses

Why Choose Custom Orthotics?

Orthotics can significantly improve the health and comfort of your feet. Here are four reasons to choose custom-made shoe inserts.

Foot Pain, OrthoticsPasco-Hernando Foot & AnkleSeptember 8, 2020custom orthotics, plantar fasciitis, bunions, hammertoes

Time for Foot Surgery

Many hospitals are getting back to doing elective podiatric surgeries that were postponed during the height of the pandemic. If you’re thinking of rescheduling your foot surgery, here are some ways to prepare.

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The Benefits of Custom Orthotics

Custom orthotics are a simple, non-invasive solution for lower extremity problems. These shoe inserts are custom-molded from a digital scan of your foot.

3 Ways to Treat Hammertoes

If a hammertoe is left untreated, the deformity will increase, and the toe may eventually become rigidly fixed in the bent state. In addition to the telltale hammer-like bend, you may also notice pain or irritation on the top of your toe. If your podiatrist diagnoses a hammertoe, there are multiple conservative treatment options.

Is Minimal INCISION Foot and Ankle Surgery Right for You?

Minimal incision surgery is a technique that enables the foot doctor to eliminate many common foot and ankle problems through a small incision in the skin.

surgery, foot healthPasco-Hernando Foot & AnkleJanuary 6, 2020bunions, hammertoes, heel spurs

What’s the Difference Between Custom Orthotics and Inserts?

There is quite a bit of confusion regarding over-the-counter shoe inserts and podiatrist prescribed custom orthotics. Patients who are experiencing serious and ongoing foot pain may get significant relief from custom orthotics.

foot health, Foot PainPasco-Hernando Foot & AnkleAugust 26, 2019orthotics, plantar fasciitis, hammertoes, bunions

You Can Have Healthier Feet

No matter what your age, you shouldn’t accept podiatric discomfort. There are several simple ways you can be proactive in maintaining good foot health.

10 Ways to Have Healthier Feet in 2019

Being proactive in the care of your feet isn’t hard or time-consuming. Below are 10 easy ways to prevent common foot disorders and improve your podiatric health.