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Dr. Jonathan Mollineda, DPM
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Board-Certified Podiatrist (ABPM) | Lauderdale Lakes, FL
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Dr. Jonathan Mollineda, DPM is a Board-Certified podiatrist (American Board of Podiatric Medicine) and Board-Qualified in Foot Surgery (ABFAS) at Sunshine Foot & Ankle LLC in Lauderdale Lakes, FL. A graduate of Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine and former Chief Resident at Jackson North Medical Center, he provides comprehensive foot and ankle care — including diabetic foot care, plantar fasciitis treatment, bunion correction, sports injury treatment, laser therapy, and foot & ankle surgery — for patients across Broward County. Fully bilingual in English and Spanish.
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Aug 12, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Swollen Feet and Ankles: Common Causes and When to Worry
In South Florida heat, a little ankle puffiness at the end of a long day is almost a fact of life. But swelling that shows up daily, gets worse, or affects one leg more than the other is your body flagging something worth checking. Here is how to tell ordinary swelling from the kind that needs attention, and what actually helps. Everyday causes of swollen feet Most swelling is fluid pooling with gravity, called edema, and the usual suspects are long hours standing or sitting, heat, salty...
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Aug 5, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Heel Pain and Plantar Fasciitis Treatment in Lauderdale Lakes, FL
Heel pain at your first morning steps usually means plantar fasciitis. Dr. Mollineda at Sunshine Foot and Ankle in Lauderdale Lakes, FL walks you through the causes, the proven non-surgical treatments, and the advanced options that get hundreds of Broward County patients back on their feet pain-free.
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Jul 29, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Heel Pain in Kids and Young Athletes: Sever's Disease Explained for Parents
When a 9 to 13 year old starts limping off the soccer field or basketball court complaining that their heel hurts, the most likely culprit is not a sprain or a bruise. It is Sever's disease, known medically as calcaneal apophysitis, an irritation of the growth plate in the heel bone. The name sounds scary, but it is not a disease at all, it is the most common cause of heel pain in growing, active kids, and it resolves completely once managed correctly. Why growing heels hurt During growth...
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