May is Arthritis Awareness Month, and with 33 joints each, your feet are particularly susceptible to the symptoms of these disorders. At NY Foot Health, we’d like to share some important information about three of the most prevalent types of arthritis.
Read MoreYour state of mind has a significant impact on your body. Many diseases and disorders affect your feet that cause stress and made worse by stress.
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 MoreAs 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.
Read MoreWe know that healthy feet take women where they want to go, so we’d like to share some information on ways women can improve their podiatric health.
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 MoreLisfranc injuries result from the direct or indirect force exerted on the foot. They most often happen when something traumatic or acute occurs, such as a car accident, a fall, a heavy object falling on the foot, or a sports injury.
Read MoreRunning can be hard on your feet and lower extremities. The repetitive pounding can result in several common podiatric sports injuries and conditions.
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 MoreIf one of your resolutions was to exercise regularly, we want to help you to find ways to keep it going.
Read MoreOne of the best and simplest ways to prevent foot pain and many common disorders is wearing the correct shoe size.
Read MoreJanuary is a time for resolutions, and we’d like our patients to make a few that will ensure healthy feet in the New Year.
Read MoreSwelling of the feet, also known as edema, is one of the symptoms of heart failure. Edema occurs because there is excess fluid trapped in the tissues.
Read MoreGet the most out of cold-weather activities by following a checklist for your feet.
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