We know that one of the biggest concerns patients with diabetes face is the development of an ulcer on their legs or feet. In this blog we discuss how to identify an ulcer and how it can be treated.
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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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Excellence in pediatric podiatric care will significantly reduce foot and ankle problems in adulthood. Start now and help your child develop good habits and healthy feet at every stage as they grow.
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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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Causes of blisters range from poorly fitting shoes to sweaty feet. Fortunately, there are ways to head off blisters before they form. Follow the do’s and don’ts below to protect your feet from these small, but painful nuisances
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What better time than Valentine’s Day and American Heart Month to focus on reducing your chances of getting heart disease. Here are 7 risk factors to work on recommended by the American Heart Association.
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Falls are the number one cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among patients 65 and older. However, there are many ways you can lower your fall risk.
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“Arthritis” is an umbrella term that refers to a category of over 100 diseases that can affect your joints. Here are some of the many potential causes of arthritis.
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If a hammertoe is left untreated, the deformity will increase, and the toe may eventually become rigidly fixed in the bent state. In addition to the telltale hammer-like bend, you may also notice pain or irritation on the top of your toe. If your podiatrist diagnoses a hammertoe, there are multiple conservative treatment options.
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We applaud our patients for resolutions to get in better shape in the New Year. You can head off fitness-related foot problems by taking a few precautions.
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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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Symptoms of a sprained ankle include swelling, pain or soreness, bruising, and stiffness. Here are some steps you can take to prevent sprains from occurring.
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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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If you’ve experienced a gout attack in the past, chances are you will recognize it again in the future. In this blog we discuss the major sources of gout.
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Once Thanksgiving is over, the holidays are in full force. That means lots of shopping, parties, gifts, cookies—and, if you’re not careful, foot pain.
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November is American Diabetes Month. There is much that patients and podiatrists can do to help prevent and manage diabetes.
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Ingrown toenails occur when the nail grows into the skin surrounding the nail bed, the toenail becomes inflamed, extremely tender to the touch and very sore. Several factors can be addressed to lower the chances of ingrown toenails forming.
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