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Foot Pain That Won’t Go Away: When to See a Podiatrist

Foot Pain That Won’t Go Away: When to See a Podiatrist Persistent foot pain disrupts daily movement, limits activity, and often signals an underlying condition that needs professional attention. Dr. Eric Read More

What Causes Hammertoes and How to Treat Them

Understanding Why Hammertoes Develop Hammertoes form when the muscles and tendons responsible for keeping the toes straight lose their natural balance. As this imbalance progresses, the affected toe bends at the Read More

How Orthotics Help Correct Flat Feet and Improve Alignment

Patients who struggle with flat feet often deal with more than foot discomfort. Issues such as knee strain, hip tightness, and lower-back pain frequently develop when the feet lack proper Read More

Toenail Fungus: When It’s Time to Visit a Foot Doctor for Relief

At Eric S. Trathen, DPM in Fort Myers, FL, toenail fungus is a frequent and often frustrating condition that can affect anyone, especially those who spend time in warm, moist Read More

Achilles Tendonitis: When to See a Foot Doctor for Relief

At Eric S. Trathen, DPM in Fort Myers, FL, Achilles tendonitis is a common concern for both athletes and active adults. This condition involves inflammation of the tendon that connects Read More

What a Foot Doctor Checks During Your First Visit

At Eric S. Trathen, DPM in Fort Myers, FL, a first visit to a foot doctor is an important step toward understanding, preventing, and treating foot and ankle issues. Whether Read More

What to Expect During a Podiatrist’s Wound Care Visit

For patients dealing with foot wounds, whether from diabetes, an acute injury, or another chronic condition, timely evaluation by a podiatrist is critical. Eric S. Trathen, DPM, FACPM, CWSP, in Read More

Symptoms of an Achilles Tendon Injury You Should Never Ignore

The Achilles tendon might not be something you think about every day, but it does an incredible amount of work. It connects the muscles in your calf to your heel Read More

Common Causes of Ankle Fractures

A fractured ankle can happen in a second — one bad landing, a twist on uneven ground, or even a simple misstep on a wet floor. It’s the kind of Read More

How Regular Diabetic Foot Evaluations Support Medical Treatment-Based Limb Salvage

For people living with diabetes, regular foot care is not simply a matter of comfort. Diabetes often leads to complications such as neuropathy, poor circulation, and slow-healing wounds that, if Read More

Medical Treatment-Based Steps to Prepare for Your Diabetic Foot Evaluations

For people living with diabetes, routine foot evaluations are a critical part of maintaining long-term health. Diabetes can increase the risk of nerve damage, circulation problems, and slow-healing wounds, all Read More

Medical Treatment-Based Innovations in Peripheral Neuropathy Diagnosis and Management

Peripheral neuropathy is a complex condition that affects the nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord, often causing tingling, numbness, burning sensations, or weakness in the feet and legs. Read More

When to Seek Professional Help: Ankle Sprain

An ankle sprain may seem like a minor mishap, but without proper care, it can develop into a long-lasting problem. Whether caused by a quick misstep, a sports injury, or Read More

How a Podiatrist Helps With Sports Injury Recovery

Athletes and active individuals rely on healthy feet and ankles to perform at their best—whether they’re training for competition or just staying fit. But when a sports injury strikes, even Read More

Signs of an Achilles Tendon Injury

The Achilles tendon plays a critical role in walking, running, and everyday movement. As the largest tendon in the body, it connects the calf muscles to the heel bone and Read More

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Eric S. Trathen, DPM

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12630 World Plaza Lane Suite 70,
Fort Myers, FL 33907

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