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Florence Foot Center

Podiatrist Michael T. Hames, DPM of Florence Foot Center, located in Florence, AL, is dedicated to getting to the root of your foot or ankle problem.

Florence Foot Center

2577 Mall Rd. Suite A
Florence, AL 35630

Phone: (256) 760-8485

Website: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/

Florence Foot Center is a podiatry practice that treats conditions of the foot and ankle.

10/28/2026

Neuropathy is a condition that can lead to numbness or loss of sensation in the feet, but it can also cause pain. This condition is more likely to develop for those who are diabetic, obese, or with high blood pressure.

Request Appointment: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/are-you-suffering-from-nerve-damage-4

10/27/2026

Raynaud's phenomenon is a condition in which small blood vessels temporarily narrow in response to cold temperatures or emotional stress. This reduces blood flow to certain areas, most often the fingers and toes. During an episode, toes may feel cold or numb, and can change color. Skin may appear...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/poor-circulation-and-raynaud-s-phenomenon

10/20/2026

Corns on the feet are small areas of hard, thickened skin that develop in response to repeated pressure or rubbing. They are different from calluses, which usually cover a larger area of rough, thick skin. Corns frequently form on the toes or other parts of the foot exposed to concentrated...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/treating-recurring-foot-corns

10/13/2026

Ankle stretches are gentle movements that improve flexibility around the ankle joint. They can reduce stiffness and support comfortable movement during activities. Symptoms that may improve with stretching include mild tightness, limited motion, and discomfort after activity. Risk factors for ankle...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/ankle-stretches-for-flexible-and-healthier-feet

10/06/2026

Pain on the bottom of the foot while running is often linked to overuse injuries, such as plantar fasciitis. This happens when repetitive strain causes inflammation of the tissue supporting the arch. Wearing footwear that lacks adequate support or cushioning can increase stress. Biomechanical...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/why-the-bottom-of-your-foot-hurts-while-running

09/29/2026

Healthy blood flow delivers oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Poor circulation develops when blood does not move effectively through the blood vessels. One major cause is narrowing of the arteries from fatty deposits called plaques. When arteries in the legs become narrow, less blood...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/signs-of-poor-circulation-in-the-feet

09/27/2026

Heel pain can negatively affect your day-to-day life. Simple activities like walking can become incredibly uncomfortable or painful due to heel pain.Don’t live with heel pain and get treated.

Request Appointment: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/heel-pain-in-the-morning-4

09/22/2026

Nurses spend much of each shift standing, walking, and moving quickly across hard floors. These demands can place repeated pressure on the feet and ankles, especially during long shifts with limited chances to sit. Pain can develop in the heels, arches, or balls of the feet. Nurses can also...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/why-nurses-develop-foot-pain-at-work

09/15/2026

Diabetic foot ulcers are open sores that develop when skin breaks down and does not heal properly. Diabetes can damage nerves in the feet, reducing the ability to feel pain from a cut or blister. It can also narrow blood vessels and limit the flow of oxygen-rich blood needed for healing. As a...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/how-podiatrists-treat-diabetic-foot-ulcers

09/08/2026

A broken toe can happen suddenly and cause intense pain right away. Dropping a heavy object on the foot is a leading cause. A badly stubbed toe or missed step can also break one of the small toe bones. Repeated impact on hard surfaces can lead to a stress fracture, which is a small crack in the...

Read more: https://www.florencefootcenter.com/blog/how-to-recognize-a-broken-toe

Address

2577 Mall Road Suite A
Florence, AL
35630

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 3pm

Website

https://www.florencefootcenter.com/

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