Winter brings special challenges for your feet. Here are some tips for protecting the health of your feet during the colder months.
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We have some ideas for making holiday gift-giving easier and beneficial for the feet of everyone you’re buying for.
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Part of celebrating the holidays is enjoying delicious foods at family dinners and parties with friends and co-workers. That plays a role in the increase in the number of gout cases that many podiatrists see at this time of the year.
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We know this time of the year has extra demands on your feet as you work to get everything on your wish list done in time. To help your feet make it across the holiday finish line and still be of good cheer, here are six tips.
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Include your feet on that list as you think about all the things you’re thankful for.
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November is American Diabetes Month and a good time to arm yourself to fight this disease and its dangerous complications.
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We want parents to recognize common podiatric issues their children might be experiencing and how custom orthotics can help relieve them and prevent worse conditions as they grow and mature.
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There are ways you can protect and improve the health of your feet as a senior patient.
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Some foot problems have symptoms that may change how your feet look and give you a fright when you first detect them. Here are some types of unsightly foot issues your podiatrist can help with.
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If you have Raynaud’s, your toes and fingers experience vasospasms or restricted blood flow to your skin in these areas resulting in feelings of coldness, numbness, painful throbbing, and tingling.
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For both men and women, professional footwear is likely to be a whole lot more rigid and restrictive than going barefoot or wearing the slippers or flip-flops popular at the home office.
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October 8th is a very special day! Worldwide people will be celebrating International Podiatry Day and we think this is a great time to share with our patients some of the many ways your podiatrist can serve you.
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World Heart Day is an excellent opportunity to focus on the importance of improving your cardiovascular health and its role in maintaining good podiatric health.
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Many older patients may not realize the role their podiatrist plays in helping prevent falls.
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We want patients to know they can take charge and prevent a prediabetes diagnosis from progressing to diabetes.
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Peripheral arterial disease occurs when plaque accumulates in the arteries in your legs, decreasing blood flow. Since your feet are the part of your body farthest from the heart, signs of poor circulation may first manifest in your feet.
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Being part of a team has many benefits for children and teens, from increasing physical activity to building relational and leadership skills. It can also, however, be an opportunity for a foot or ankle injury.
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Podiatrists believe wearing good shoes can be one of the most effective ways of preventing common foot problems.
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We want our patients to know just how amazing their feet are. We’re betting that most of you never really stop to think about your feet—that is unless they’re not functioning correctly.
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August 17th is National “I Love My Feet Day.” Here are six ways to show how grateful you are for these wonderful parts of your body and all they enable you to do!
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