Athlete’s foot, warts, toenail fungus—these are some of the infections we see increasing in our Nature Coast patients at Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle during the summer months. Foot infections are a nuisance, for sure.
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Pay attention to the condition of your feet, and if swelling seems to last a long while, is a regular occurrence, or is accompanied by other symptoms, it’s important you contact our Hudson office at 727-868-2128 or 352-683-5799 so our podiatrist, Dr. Lawrence J. Kales can evaluate the condition of your feet. Below are some other conditions that can result in swollen feet.
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April is National Foot Health Awareness Month. Here are some do’s and don’ts for improving the health of your feet and preventing many common podiatric disorders.
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March is National Kidney Month and an excellent time to learn about kidney disease and how it affects your feet.
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Did you know estimates are that over 20 million Americans suffer from peripheral neuropathy? It is the form of neuropathy that affects the “peripheral” parts of your body—specifically your feet and hands.
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Walking is one of the simplest, safest, and easiest ways to accomplish this goal. Here are some benefits of walking for fitness.
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Now is an excellent time to evaluate your shoe wardrobe and get rid of shoes that may no longer be supporting your feet properly. Here are four signs that it’s time for a pair of shoes to go.
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The source of nearly 85% of lower-extremity amputations is ulcers or wounds that will not heal or keep recurring. At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, we want to educate our patients on this serious issue and how to decrease the risk associated with ulcers.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, we know our nature coast patients are looking forward to the holiday season and celebrating with family and friends. Part of those celebrations will be enjoying some festive feasting which means we expect to see more cases of gout in the upcoming weeks.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle Care, we know nobody loves coming to see the doctor! Many patients will put off seeking evaluation of symptoms because they appear minor or are not painful.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, we want our Nature Coast patients to know poor circulation is not just a “normal” part of aging that should just be accepted.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle Care we recommend regular podiatric checkups for our patients with diabetes. Fortunately, there are many ways that diabetic patients can protect their feet. Here are eight tips for preventing complications.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, when our Nature Coast patients ask this question, we need to do a bit of investigating. Here are some common sources of ankle pain.
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Did you know your feet can also reveal quite a bit about the health of the rest of your body? Here are four conditions that may show signs in your feet and how to recognize them.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, we know each season brings unique challenges for your feet. Soaring temperatures and summertime activities require some special care to help keep your ankles and feet healthy. Below are some tips to consider.
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April is National Foot Health Awareness Month. At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, we want to share some ideas with our Nature Coast patients to improve the condition of their feet and prevent common podiatric problems you may not have thought of.
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At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle Care, we know patients with diabetes have to take extra special care of their feet.
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We want to reassure our patients we follow all the CDC guidance to ensure you and our staff are protected as much as possible.
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Are you one of those people whose feet are cold regardless of the temperature outside? Here are some reasons why you may have cold feet and poor circulation.
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Nearly 9 out of 10 Americans will have high blood pressure at some point during their lifetime. This condition can have serious ramifications for the health of your feet.
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