Many patients are thinking toward 2023 and making resolutions for improved health and wellness. What about your feet? How are you going to keep them feeling great in the New Year?
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Foot care is an essential component of health care at any age. We treat patients of all ages, from newborn babies to senior citizens.
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Sesamoiditis is most commonly seen in athletes including runners, baseball catchers, and ballet dancers.
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Here are five tips for making sure that, whether you're sticking with your old favorites or you're selecting a new pair, you're wearing the best boots for tough winter use.
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Is there a gift recipient with diabetes on your gift list this year? If so, you should be aware that podiatric issues are among the most common complications of diabetes. Even the hardest to shop for loved ones will enjoy some treats for their feet.
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While hyperhidrosis can appear anywhere on the body, it's most commonly observed at the armpits, the face and head, or the palms of the hands. Your podiatrist calls excessive sweating on the feet plantar hyperhidrosis.
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Children experience unique foot and ankle issues and are best served by a podiatrist who brings sensitivity, experience, and specialized education to diagnosing and treating young people.
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RLS is a disorder of part of the nervous system that results in unpleasant sensations in the lower legs and feet, leading to an uncontrollable urge to move the legs that makes it difficult to sleep or stay relaxed.
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Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a potentially life-threatening medical condition. A DVT is a blood clot that forms in a deeper vein in the body, usually the lower legs.
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We know that many patients enjoy good weather with court sports, hiking, biking, running and walking. This is a bad news/good news situation. The bad news is that all that outdoor activity causes a spike in foot and ankle injuries. Here are some tips to help you stay safe:
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