From screening and diagnosing to treating and prescribing therapies and medical equipment, the podiatrist can help you live a healthy and active life. You can maximize those benefits by preparing properly for your next visit.
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 MoreAt NY Foot Health, a podiatric problem that can become quite debilitating is a hammertoe. Hammertoes happen due to a muscle/tendon imbalance usually in the second, third, fourth, or pinky toes. Below are some do’s and don’ts for preventing a hammertoe from becoming disabling.
Read MoreOne of the best ways to enjoy a summer day is spending it at the beach. At NY Foot Health we know, however, that there are also some potential hazards that could end your fun in a hurry. Avoid these blunders by taking the appropriate precautions to protect your feet on beach days.
Read MoreAt NY Foot Health, we know summer is a time to relax, kick your shoes off and enjoy some fun in the sun. Not so fast on the kicking your shoes off part, however. Fungi and bacteria that cause foot infections such as athlete’s foot, warts and toenail fungus are lurking on surfaces, just waiting for a bare foot to walk by and pick them up.
Read MoreAs Father’s Day approaches, many people are trying to find that perfect gift to show Dad how much he’s loved. At NY Foot Health this week, we salute Dads! It’s no coincidence that Men’s Health Month falls in June, and we’d like to offer some gift ideas to help improve Dad’s foot health so he can enjoy many active years of fun with the family.
Read MoreOur podiatrists are finding that many patients are suffering from foot and ankle problems as we emerge from the pandemic.
Read MoreApril is Foot Health Awareness Month and a great time to refocus on basics for better podiatric health.
Read MoreIn April, we celebrate National Walking Day so we want to share six great reasons to lace up your sneakers and get walking this spring.
Read MoreYour feet may be one of the places in your body to show early signs of kidney disease.
Read MoreOne of the most common and often misunderstood podiatric conditions that patients deal with is bunions. Many people mistakenly accept bunions as inevitable and/or untreatable.
Read MoreWhat you eat has a lot to do with the health and well-being of your feet. Here are four ways dietary changes can improve foot health.
Read MoreThe groundhog delivered some unwelcome news this month: 6 more weeks of winter! That means plenty of more opportunities for slippery surfaces that can create the perfect scenario for an ankle sprain.
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 MoreFebruary is American Heart Month and an excellent time to learn about how high blood pressure can increase your risk for heart disease as well as harm your feet.
Read MoreInclude your feet on that list as you think about all the things you’re thankful for.
Read MoreWe know many patients are still a little fearful about going to the podiatrist’s office during the pandemic. However, we want everyone to know, not keeping your appointments for chronic problems like diabetes and acute foot and ankle pain can be far more dangerous.
Read MoreEach September, the National Council on Aging sponsors Falls Prevention Week. Here are some tips and suggestions to reduce the risk of falling for yourself or an older person you love.
Read MoreWe want to recognize Skin Cancer Awareness Month and provide patients with some important information about skin cancer on your feet.
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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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