Taking good care of yourself is the first step in taking care of the people who matter to you…and it's always a good idea to start with your feet, ankles, and lower legs. Here is an important suggestion to get you started
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February is American Heart Month. Here are some of the ways in which heart disease can make its presence known through your feet, ankles, and lower legs.
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Have you noticed a small, raised bump on the skin of the sole of your foot? You might have developed a plantar wart.
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January is Thyroid Disease Awareness Month. Are you one of the millions of Americans living with thyroid disease?
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Winter is a great time to take care of some health needs that you might have been putting off. Before you retreat until spring, take a few moments to inspect your feet and schedule your next visit with your podiatrist.
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Sometimes foot pain might indicate a severe illness. Left untreated, these conditions can lead to more serious issues.
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Have you made your 2021 foot health resolutions? Here are three suggestions for resolutions you can adopt for the year ahead.
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Many patients have outdated or incorrect beliefs about fungal nail infections. Do you share these misconceptions? Let’s clear them up today!
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A stress fracture results from repeated injury to a bone that occurs slowly over a long period. Learning the risk factors and symptoms of stress fractures is important for protecting foot health.
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Be sure to take steps to keep little feet and ankles safe while you are out trick or treating. Here are some safety recommendations to keep in mind:
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