In honor of Arthritis Awareness Month, we thought we debunk five other myths about arthritis.
Read MoreIf you’re struggling with obesity, the first “why” that comes to your mind for losing weight may not be your feet. But there are good reasons to add your feet to the list of motivating factors. At NY Foot Health, we believe patients may not be fully aware of the connection between their weight and the health of their feet.
Read MoreMarch is National Nutrition Month and there’s a clear relationship between your diet and your podiatric health.
Read MoreWe’re officially into the snow, sleet, and ice season and that means an increased risk of ankle sprains and other injuries from falls. The do’s and don’ts below offer some tips and tricks for preventing a cold weather slip or fall.
Podiatrists are concerned about the growing prevalence of diabetes among Asian Americans and are sending a clear message, especially to Asian American women: It’s time to start taking care of your diabetes. Foot and ankle surgeons say sociocultural factors among Asian Americans lead many women to devote themselves to their families to the detriment of their own health.
Read MoreAre You at Risk for Prediabetes? November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Many people will first be diagnosed with prediabetes—a condition that affects approximately 96 million American adults—and which can become type 2 diabetes if no action is taken.
Read MoreConsulting Dr. Google vs the Podiatrist - When you notice a strange rash on your feet, or your ankle feels sore for no apparent reason, what’s the first thing you do? If you’re like many patients, you probably turn to the internet and “google” your symptoms to find out what might be going on
Read More3 Treats for Your Feet in Honor of Foot Health Awareness Month Easter has chocolate bunnies; Valentine’s Day gets flowers and candy—at NY Foot Health we want to promote some gifts and treats for your feet to celebrate April Foot Health Awareness Month.
Read MoreThe Healthy Heart, Healthy Feet Connection With all the running around you’ve done during this busy holiday season, swollen feet may seem fairly normal, but at NY Foot Health, we want patients to be aware that it can also be a sign of an underlying heart issue. Swelling 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 MoreAt NY Foot Health, we know it’s been a long slog through the coronavirus pandemic. As more and more New Yorkers get vaccinated and the rates of the virus and hospitalizations continue to drop, there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel.
Read MoreAt NY Foot Health, we know it’s been a long slog through the coronavirus pandemic. As more and more New Yorkers get vaccinated and the rates of the virus and hospitalizations continue to drop, there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel.
Read MoreAt the first hints of warmer days and springtime sunshine we at NY Foot Health know that people will be inspired to head outdoors.
Read MorePodiatrists—doctors who treat the foot and ankle—recommend strengthening your ankles to prevent injuries, such as fractures or sprains.
Read MoreFootprints caught up with two APMA member podiatrists who specialize in sports medicine to find out more about what to do if you experience an ankle injury.
Read MoreIn the year since the COVID-19 pandemic struck, our lives have changed fundamentally. Everything from our fitness routines to our daily activities to our access to goods and services looks a little different these days. And our health is no exception.
Read MoreThe second in AMR Trains Body Series, this episode heads to the ground level: care + feeding of runner's feet. Dimity chats with sports podiatrist Dr. Karen Langone
Read MoreAt NY Foot Health, we know that staying active is important no matter what the season or circumstances. Regular physical activity improves circulation, increases flexibility, and helps maintain an appropriate weight—all key factors in good foot health.
Read MoreGARDEN CITY, Long Island (WABC) -- As more New Yorkers qualify for the coronavirus vaccine, there is a growing urgent need for more staff to vaccinate all those lining up for shots. In Nassau County, doctors and nurses are answering the call for help by volunteering their time.
https://abc7ny.com/health/nyc-podiatrist-among-volunteers-helping-with-covid-vaccinations/9630393/
Read MoreNY Foot Health is supported by the Public Education and Information Committee of the New York State Podiatric Medical Association (NYSPMA). As we strive to bring you more information about how to keep your feet healthy, we would also like to share more about the field of podiatry. Over the next several newsletters, we will feature stories on NYSPMA member podiatrists.
Read MoreBetter foot care at home can help you improve your overall health. By Vanessa Caceres, This article is based on reporting that features expert sources.
U.S. News & World Report
https://health.usnews.com/wellness/articles/at-home-foot-care
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