A plantar wart is a small growth on the body caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and commonly found on the foot's sole, especially at the heel.
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May is Women’s Health Month. It’s a great reminder to schedule your annual visits to the doctors who take care of the various parts of your body – experts like your ophthalmologist, gynecologist, dermatologist, and Anne Arundel podiatrist Dr. James M. McKee and Dr. Adam Weaver.
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February is American Heart Month. Here are some of the ways in which heart disease can make its presence known through your feet, ankles, and lower legs.
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Have you noticed a small, raised bump on the skin of the sole of your foot? You might have developed a plantar wart.
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If you’re pregnant, you’re likely experiencing a host of physical changes. Seeing a podiatrist is the best way to ensure that your feet and ankles remain healthy and comfortable during your pregnancy.
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Many patients have outdated or incorrect beliefs about fungal nail infections. Do you share these misconceptions? Let’s clear them up today!
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A stress fracture results from repeated injury to a bone that occurs slowly over a long period. Learning the risk factors and symptoms of stress fractures is important for protecting foot health.
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Most people will develop a callus at some point in their lifetime. It’s common for men, women, and children to see a board-certified podiatrist to treat a callus.
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Your foot doctor can bring years of specialized education and experience to your foot deformity, and will be able to treat your bunion or hammertoe with a wide range of options,
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It’s essential to take care of your feet, ankles, and lower legs after a fall. Here are some tips to keep in mind if you are in pain after a fall.
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