We want to assure you a visit to our office is safe, easy, and essential, especially for those who are living with diabetes, peripheral arterial disease (PAD), and other illnesses that put foot and ankle health at risk.
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You know there is a connection between what you eat and your overall health, but do you know how your diet can impact foot health?
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When you know what to look for, how to prevent calluses and corns, and when to get help from your podiatrist, you’ll be better prepared to care for your feet.
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Taking good care of yourself is the first step in taking care of the people who matter to you…and it's always a good idea to start with your feet, ankles, and lower legs. Here is an important suggestion to get you started
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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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January is Thyroid Disease Awareness Month. Are you one of the millions of Americans living with thyroid disease?
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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.
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Sometimes foot pain might indicate a severe illness. Left untreated, these conditions can lead to more serious issues.
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