Are you struggling with a painful or unsightly foot problem? Our podiatry library offers helpful articles on common foot and ankle conditions, along with the treatments and services available at Central Kansas Podiatry Associates. When you’re ready for answers specific to your feet, request an appointment or call (316) 269-3338. Appointments are available as early as 6:00 am, so you can see Dr. Weaver before your day gets started.
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Heel Pain: What Causes it and How to Treat itLearn about the common causes of heel pain and treatment options from Central Kansas Podiatry Associates podiatrist, Dr. Benjamin Weaver.
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How Our Podiatric Team Treats Your Sports-Related InjuryOur skilled podiatrist takes care of your sports-related injuries. Here, learn possible treatment options.
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Insurance Coverage for Blue Cross Blue Shield PatientsCentral Kansas Podiatry Associates offers coverage for Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare Advantage Plans. Give us a call today to schedule your appointment!
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What Are Orthotics?Orthotics are shoe inserts that are intended to correct an abnormal walking pattern and make standing, walking, and running more comfortable and efficient.
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Our Wichita Podiatrist's Comprehensive Shoe GuideChoosing the right footwear is essential for maintaining healthy feet. Our Wichita podiatrist explores key considerations for selecting the right shoes.
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Everything You Need to Know About TendonitisTendonitis is inflammation of a tendon, the structure that connects a muscle to its bone. There are many tendons in the foot and ankle that are can be affected.
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What Is An Intractable Plantar Keratosis?An intractable plantar keratosis is a discrete callus, usually about 1 centimeter in diameter, directly under a metatarsal head, under the ball of your foot.
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All About Diabetic Peripheral NeuropathyThis article, written by Robert Frykberg, DPM, Tamara Fishman, DPM, and the American Diabetes Association, provides a guide to diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
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An Overview of the Effects of Diabetes on Your FeetThis article from the American Diabetes Association explains the most common effects of diabetes on the feet and how a podiatrist can provide treatment.
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Diabetic Foot ProblemsThis article by Dr. Robert Frykberg explores some of the most common foot problems in diabetic patients and goes over some common treatment options.
