Winter is a great time to take care of some health needs that you might have been putting off. Before you retreat until spring, take a few moments to inspect your feet and schedule your next visit with your podiatrist.
Read MoreSometimes foot pain might indicate a severe illness. Left untreated, these conditions can lead to more serious issues.
Read MoreHave you made your 2021 foot health resolutions? Here are three suggestions for resolutions you can adopt for the year ahead.
Read MorePlantar fasciitis is a painful inflammation of the soft tissue that runs along the bottom of the foot from the heel to the toes. You can take steps to reduce your risk of getting this painful condition.
Read MoreDownhill and cross-country skiing, ice skating, hockey, and other winter sports are great fun, but they pose some risks to foot and ankle health. Be sure to take some steps to keep your feet and ankles safe.
Read MoreThe holidays are quickly approaching. Have you considered shopping online or safely in person for presents that will help those you love to protect the health of their feet, ankles, and lower legs?
Read MoreWhen winter's dryness depletes the air of its humidity, the skin suffers and often becomes dry as well. The skin on your feet can become especially dry, and small cracks can develop, particularly at the heels.
Read MoreEach year during the cold months, numerous patients require treatment for preventable winter-related foot and ankle illnesses and injuries. Here are five suggestions to keep you and your feet safe this winter.
Read MoreMany patients have outdated or incorrect beliefs about fungal nail infections. Do you share these misconceptions? Let’s clear them up today!
Read MoreA 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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