One of the key healthcare professionals on your diabetic care team is your podiatrist. If you have diabetes but do not have a podiatrist, the first thing you can do to better manage your diabetes is to find one near you. Our online directory offers a list of doctors of podiatric medicine to help.
Read MoreAt NY Foot Health, we know that for patients with diabetes, a foot ulcer is a serious concern. Due to the decreased blood flow to the feet, a wound can take a long time to heal and is at risk of becoming infected, which brings more complications. There are preventive measures you can take, however.
Read MoreThe nerves in your feet and toes are known as peripheral nerves because of their location at the “periphery” of your body. When those nerves are damaged and don’t function properly, it’s known as neuropathy.
Read MoreOne of the best and simplest ways to prevent foot pain and many common disorders is wearing the correct shoe size.
Read MoreWe want to educate patients about how to be proactive in the care of their feet. For people with diabetes, that means taking special precautions.
Read MoreFebruary is American Heart Month and we know that heart disease can be very detrimental to your feet as well as your overall health. One area of particular concern is hypertension or high blood pressure.
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Did you know that the condition of your feet often gives clues to what’s going on in the rest of your body?
Read MoreMarch is National Nutrition Month and a good time to see how your diet impacts the health of your lower extremities.
Read MoreDid you know that your feet can act as an early warning system for several diseases that affect the whole body? One of these is diabetes.
Read MoreAt NY Foot Health (part of the New York State Podiatric Medical Association, NYSPMA), we know that one of the more significant health threats faced by diabetic patients is the development of a foot ulcer.
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