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Conditions · 19 explained

Hand, Wrist and Elbow Conditions

The hand is dense with tendons, nerves and small joints, so three hand surgeons see a wide range of problems every day.
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Conditions · 5 explained

Foot and Ankle Conditions

Everything below the knee is in scope, from a bunion that rules out your shoes to an ankle that keeps rolling.
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Two clinics, one number to call or text. Same-day appointments for acute injuries whenever we can. The front desk will match you with the right surgeon.
Provo1055 N 300 W, Ste 104
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Conditions · Foot and ankle

Foot and Ankle Conditions

Everything below the knee is in scope, from a bunion that rules out your shoes to an ankle that keeps rolling.
Bunions
A big toe bump that rules out your shoes.
Plantar Fasciitis
Stabbing heel pain with the first steps of the morning.
Ankle Arthritis
Deep ankle ache and stiffness, often years after a fracture.
Achilles Tendinitis
Pain and stiffness above the heel with running or stairs.
Ankle Instability
An ankle that rolls on every trail and never feels trusted.
Foot and Ankle · Foot and Ankle

Bunions

A bump at the base of the big toe caused by the toe joint drifting out of alignment, making shoes painful and crowding the other toes.
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Plantar Fasciitis

Irritation of the thick band under the foot where it attaches to the heel bone, causing stabbing heel pain with the first steps of the morning.
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Ankle Arthritis

Wear of the cartilage in the ankle joint, usually years after a fracture or repeated sprains, causing deep aching, stiffness and pain with every step.
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Achilles Tendinitis

Overuse irritation and degeneration of the Achilles tendon, either in its middle or where it attaches to the heel, causing pain and stiffness above the heel with activity.
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Ankle Instability

An ankle that keeps rolling or giving way long after the original sprain, because the outer ligaments healed stretched and loose.
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ContactTalk toa real person.
Two clinics, one number to call or text. Same-day appointments for acute injuries whenever we can. The front desk will match you with the right surgeon.
Provo1055 N 300 W, Ste 104
Orem700 W 800 N, Ste 330