These three symptoms might give you a scare. If you have them—or any other unusual symptoms—your first step should be to contact your podiatrist.
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Taking good care of your feet is a life-long practice—and one that should reward you with an active and healthy lifestyle for many years. Here is a checklist for foot care at every age.
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As styles transition from sandals and open shoe styles to more traditional closed in shoes for fall, more patients will develop certain foot complaints. Here are some of the more common foot problems we see at this time of the year.
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It’s easy to see why flip-flops are popular—so quick to just slip on and go. Long term usage of traditional flip-flops, however, can cause foot pain and injuries.
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With news of spikes of new cases of COVID in our state. It’s important that we don’t lose ground in the care of our health, both physical and mental. Here are a few reminders we hope will be helpful at this time.
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Many hospitals are getting back to doing elective podiatric surgeries that were postponed during the height of the pandemic. If you’re thinking of rescheduling your foot surgery, here are some ways to prepare.
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Beaches are finally open! Pack your beach bag with these items to avoid common foot problems at the shore.
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As quarantine restrictions ease up and more people are finally able to go out, some people may experience foot and ankle pain. Here are 3 possible reasons for post-pandemic foot pain
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It’s estimated that over 80,000 lawn mower injuries (many to toes and feet) land people in the emergency room each year. Here are some important safety tips to follow.
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Even during the COVID crisis, taking good care of your feet is essential. Here are some tips on ways to maintain and improve the health of your feet under the present circumstances.
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When the human papillomavirus (HPV) enters the skin on your feet (usually through a cut or abrasion), it causes a viral infection that results in a wart. Here are some true/false statements to help you lean more about this virus.
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It is best to be being proactive in the care of your feet and ankles. Here are some simple ways to prevent foot pain, injury, infection and common podiatric problems.
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March is National Nutrition Month. What you eat impacts the health of your feet in many ways. Here are some tips for reaching a healthy weight to improve your podiatric health.
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Custom orthotics are a simple, non-invasive solution for lower extremity problems. These shoe inserts are custom-molded from a digital scan of your foot.
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Minimal incision surgery is a technique that enables the foot doctor to eliminate many common foot and ankle problems through a small incision in the skin.
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Did you know that the single biggest way to be proactive in the care of your feet is to wear well-made properly fitted shoes? Here are some tips on ensuring you get the right fit for your foot.
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The holiday season has many of us on the go and on our feet way more than at other times of the year. This can bring on or exacerbate podiatric conditions such as neuromas. Here are some do’s and don’ts for helping reduce the discomfort caused by neuromas.
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When you go to the podiatrist, it is important that you get the most out of your appointment. As the patient, there is some prep work you can do to help ensure maximum benefit from your visit.
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In this blog we offer some suggestions for helping you through your pregnancy safely and comfortably from a podiatric standpoint. Here are 5 ways to treat your feet to reduce pain and discomfort.
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In this blog we share some fascinating and fun facts about feet and footwear.
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