As you get ready to greet the warmer weather, you may have some worries about your toe problems. Here are three common issues podiatrists frequently treat.
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June is Men’s Health Month, and this means a chance to share some helpful podiatric pointers with all our male patients and the women who love them.
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For some people, the tendency for a nail to become ingrown can be genetic. It may be a chronic problem that will require a more permanent solution.
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Usually, toenails grow straight out, but sometimes, one goes rogue and a corner begins to grow into the flesh around the toe. It can create a painful foot problem that patients want relieved as soon as possible.
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Here are eight tips to take with you to the shoe store to ensure you purchase shoes that will not damage your feet.
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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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A very common and very painful podiatric problem is ingrown toenails. These occur when the corner of the nail curves and grows back into the flesh around the toenail.
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Although it may take a long time, toenail fungus can make nails unattractive as they become discolored, thickened and crumbly.
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