Understanding your foot and ankle condition is the first step toward recovery. Our extensive library offers in-depth information about common podiatric issues, treatment options, and preventive care strategies. From sports injuries to chronic conditions, our Tampa podiatrists provide the knowledge you need to make informed decisions about your foot health.
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Outside-of-the-Foot Pain in Young Athletes: Why It’s Not Just “Growing Pains”Is your 10–14-year-old athlete limping with pain on the outside of the foot? A Tampa podiatrist explains Iselin disease causing lateral foot pain in kids
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How We Keep You Active, Ready for Your PFT and Staying in the FightStationed at MacDill and dealing with foot pain from rucking or PT? A Tampa podiatrist who knows Tricare and military explains the most common foot issues
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Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback Recent Foot Injury During Week 2 of the 2025 NFL SeasonSports podiatrist explains Joe Burrow’s Grade III turf toe injury, treatment options, recovery timelines, and return-to-play outlook for athletes.
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Athlete's FootAthlete’s foot is a fungal infection that’s highly contagious and can be spread through direct skin to skin contact as well as indirect contact.
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CornsCorns can be irritating and painful. Corns are commonly found on the feet and can be treated by our Tampa podiatrists.
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Best Running Shoes for Foot Pain (2026): A Sports Podiatrist’s GuideDr. Repko shares his 2026 running shoe picks, from Topo and ASICS to Nike and adidas, with firsthand comparisons for foot pain, daily miles, and trails.
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Why a Husband & Wife Podiatrist Team May Be Your Best Choice in TampaChoosing a husband-and-wife podiatry team in Tampa means personal, family-focused care. At Bayshore Podiatry Center, your treatment is trusted and coordinated.
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How To Care For Corns During The Healing ProcessHow to care for corns? Corns are small, painful areas of thickened skin that often appear on the toes or soles of the feet.
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Susan’s Story: When a Love for Pickleball Leads to PainA patient's pickleball injury lead them unable to play the sport they loved until they saw Dr. Niehaus in Tampa Bay. Here's what you need to know to prevent.