Learn more about foot and ankle health, and what we do at Sol Foot & Ankle Centers.
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Common Foot and Ankle Treatments List of common practice areas by Long Beach foot doctors. Foot and ankle treatments by qualified podiatrists at Sol Foot and Ankle Centers. -
Where's Your Foot Pain? Foot Pain & conditions explained. Sol Foot & Ankle Centers podiatry practice in Long Beach specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle problems. -
Do’s and Don’t's for Healthy Feet Tips on how to keep your feet healthy from the foot doctors in Long Beach. Treat foot problems early or prevent future problems and prevent chronic foot pain. -
When should I see a podiatrist for an ingrown toenail? Ingrown Toe Nails -
Guest Author On The Benefits and Importance of Arch Supports In Your Shoes The Benefits of Arch Supports -
The Difference Between a Plantar Wart and Any Other Kind of Wart Warts explained -
When Should You Replace Your Shoes “Flat Tire” Notification For Shoes? -
Foot Pain is Interfering with My Job! It’s not easy to continue working when your feet hurt. So many of our patients have jobs that require long periods of standing or walking. All that time spent on your feet can take its toll. When the pain starts – we’re here for you! -
Common Deformities of the Feet The tendency to develop deformities of the feet is usually hereditary (or even congenital – you’re born already having the deformity), but the severity of the deformity can definitely be worsened by not using proper shoes. -
Lumps and Bumps on the Feet If you look at enough feet you will certainly notice that they come in all different shapes and sizes. Some of these “conditions” may be within the normal range of things, while others can be abnormal and even painful. -
Skin Conditions on the Feet There are such a wide variety of skin problems that can develop on the feet and most of them require some type of treatment. -
Pain on the Bottom of the Heel (or Arch) Small tears can begin to occur in the fascia, which results in pain and inflammation that we call “plantar fasciitis". The pain is usually the most severe when you first get up in the morning or after resting.