You may not be thinking about your feet as you make vacation plans, but podiatric pain or injury can sideline your trip in a hurry. Here are some tips to ensure your vacation is foot-pain-free.
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It’s time for trick or treat and scary movies, but one thing we know shouldn’t be frightening is getting foot pain and discomfort diagnosed and treated.
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We know that cold weather can trigger attacks for patients who have Raynaud’s. This disorder makes the skin on your toes and fingers turn bluish-white and may also result in feelings of tingling, prickliness, or numbness.
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Although sweaty feet may not seem like a major problem, they can be the cause of considerable stress, particularly in teenagers who are self-conscious about their bodies.
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As Halloween approaches, we know that scary is the theme of the season. As a patient, there are certain foot health problems that have alarming names, but often turn out to be fairly common and treatable conditions.
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Many patients look forward to getting out their sandals and summer shoes but may discover they are less than pleased when they put them on.
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We know that once summer starts regular pedicures are standard practice for many New Yorkers. However, a nail salon can also be the perfect place to catch a bacterial or fungal infection like athlete’s foot or fungal toenails.
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The root cause of a bunion has to do with the biomechanics of your foot.
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A neuroma is a benign but painful condition that occurs when nerve tissue grows into a tumor-like structure, usually between the third and fourth toes. There isn’t one particular cause of neuromas, but foot doctors can point to a number of contributing factors
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Here at the New York State Podiatric Medical Association, educating you about foot health is our top priority.
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