Early symptoms of systemic illnesses often manifest in the feet and ankles. Your feet can reveal a great deal about what's going on throughout your body, if you just know what to look for.
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Also known as "Charley Horses," cramps occur when muscles involuntarily stiffen and can't relax.
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For many women, pregnancy creates temporary physical discomfort in the feet, legs, and ankles, and can negatively impact what should be a thoroughly positive experience.
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Winter’s cold, snow, and ice pose unique challenges to foot health. It’s important that you take some simple steps and develop some common-sense habits to keep your feet safe during this time of year.
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If you suspect that phlebitis is developing, you should see your podiatrist right away. She or he will examine your feet and legs and accurately diagnose your symptoms.
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Nail bed injuries are a common reason for patients to visit the podiatrist’s office. Such injuries are typically painful and can lead to complications including infection.
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Why do women experience unique foot health issues and what can you do to prevent them? Here are some facts to consider:
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If you are worried about a bunion, or if you have any other concerns about the health and well-being of your feet, ankles, or lower legs, a visit to a board-certified podiatrist is the first step on the road to recovery.
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Everyone – men, women, and children – should see a podiatrist for an examination at least once a year. This is especially critical for people with diabetes.
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Your feet are among nature’s most complex structures. They contain more than one-quarter of the bones in your body, along with over 100 muscles, numerous tendons and ligaments, and miles of nerves.
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