Whether you’re an avid runner or just starting out in your workout journey, Achilles tendonitis is always a possibility due to overexertion of the Achilles tendon. Find out what causes Achilles tendonitis and what you should do if you get symptoms.
If you are active in athletics, you’ll probably experience an injury at some point. Customized orthotics can help recovery after a sports injury by encouraging better support and joint stabilization. Read on to learn more.
Gout attacks can knock you off your feet — literally. But it isn’t inevitable. If you take these five simple steps, you can manage these arthritis flare-ups and even keep them at bay entirely. Keep reading to learn more.
Don’t let the small size of plantar warts fool you — these growths on the bottoms of your feet can be more than a little uncomfortable. Here are some tips that go a long way toward preventing plantar warts.
Don't let your diagnosis scare you. Persistent pain and stiffness in your big toe can be managed in several ways, depending on the severity of your symptoms. Continue reading to learn more about all the treatment options available right now.
An often silent disease, osteoporosis increases your risk for a foot fracture. Here’s how to prevent them and what to do about a fracture if you have one.
When heel pain hits, you might think twice about going to the fridge or walking your dog — and your daily jogs and errands are out. Get your life back with shoe inserts. Here’s how they work and how to choose the best type.
If you have diabetes, you have to pay attention to more than your blood sugar levels. You also need to take extra care of your feet. Diabetes puts you at risk for foot infections and even amputation. Here’s how to stay safe and whole.
Morton’s neuroma is a foot condition that can cause discomfort and pain, making it difficult to get around comfortably. We discuss the causes and treatments of this common foot issue here.
It’s bad enough that you’re dealing with stubborn toenail fungus. Now, you want to ensure you’re not spreading this contagious condition. Here are some containment tips. Keep reading to learn more.
You might not expect injections to improve pain in the ball of your foot, but multiple options provide excellent results. Read on to learn about the leading injection treatments for ball of foot pain.
Custom orthotics correct biomechanical foot issues, balancing pressure, providing cushion, and support, to relieve discomfort. Using these prescription devices can help your feet feel and function better.
When you have diabetes, you must pay daily attention to your feet. Diabetes complications are the leading reason for foot amputations in the United States. For Diabetes Awareness Month, here’s what you should know about diabetic foot care.
Running is an excellent way to meet your exercise quota, but it doesn’t come without its own risks. Follow our recommendations to lower your risk for runner’s injuries while staying in great shape.
You might not think about your feet very often, but the reality is that they are an amazing part of your anatomy! This blog explores six lesser-known facts about your feet and how we can help you care for them.
Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that most people get at least once in their lives. But if you’re inexplicably plagued by recurrent athlete’s foot, you’re not alone — and we can help. Here’s why you may keep getting athlete’s foot.
Nagging pain from fallen arches or flat feet can be debilitating. But did you know that a few simple exercises can reduce pain, strengthen your arches, and help restore your mobility? Learn some moves that can help your feet!
Several problems can affect the health of your feet, and while there are many therapies, surgeries, and other methods to help, your diet also plays a role in foot health. Read on to learn more about foods to help your feet.
If you have a wart, you’re not alone. It's one of the most common skin conditions across the globe. However, warts can be uncomfortable and sometimes cause health complications. Read on to learn when a wart can be a health concern.
Corns and calluses can be uncomfortable and might indicate needing to change your shoes or get treatment for an underlying podiatry condition. How do you know if you have corns? Read to learn more about signs of corns and calluses.
The onset of gout is sudden, sharp, and severe. Often coming on overnight, an attack leaves you with a swollen, hot, and very sensitive joint until it passes. Typically affecting joints in the lower legs, gout tends to favor the big toe.
If you struggle with toenail fungal infections, knowing what causes them and your risk factors are for developing them can be helpful. Find out how toenail fungus happens and when to seek treatment.
In a perfect world, you should be able to wear any shoes you want. However, living with neuroma pain can make this tricky. Here’s a quick rundown of the best and worst shoes you could wear.
Custom-made orthotic inserts offer you a way to address various foot comfort, gait, and other podiatry problems. Read to learn more about the benefits of orthotic inserts for your foot health and comfort.
The discolored, thicker varicose veins many people deal with are often found in the legs, but it is also possible to get them in your feet. Read on to find out more about this problem and how we can treat you for it.
Warm weather is here, but if foot problems prevent you from wearing sandals, know that there’s a solution. Learn more about how aesthetic podiatry can enhance the appearance of your feet, so you can enjoy wearing your favorite shoes all year long.
If you have diabetes, you already know that diabetes has many potential complications, particularly for your feet. Find out about one of the most prevalent foot complications your podiatrist looks for at your appointments.
If your feet are dry and itchy, and you have a strange rash, it might be athlete’s foot. If you have athlete’s foot, don’t worry, it’s treatable. Keep reading to learn what you can do to ease the symptoms of athlete’s foot.
Toe arthritis restricts the mobility of the joints in your toes, leading to pain that can increase when you wear the wrong shoes. Explore the tips and tricks you can use to keep your toe arthritis symptoms to a minimum.
A gout attack can flare up out of nowhere with intense pain and swelling. It can tend to restrict your activities, but there is a solution: modifying your diet is a great way to keep your gout under control.
Did you know that the condition of your fingernails and toenails can signify an underlying health condition? If your toenails don’t look normal, are splitting, or are discolored, brittle, or crumbly, it’s time for an appointment with a foot specialist.
There are many reasons you may be experiencing foot pain, including calluses, corns, plantar fasciitis, bunions, and flat feet. Whatever the reason for the pain, can you benefit from getting shoe inserts or orthotics? Read on to find out more.
About one in three people will develop a Morton’s neuroma at some point in life. Learn more about the symptoms and options available to treat this common foot condition.
Like some viruses and bacteria, many of the fungi that affect your toenails can be transmitted from person to person. Here’s what you need to know to keep your feet fungus-free.
Do you have pain in the ball of your foot near your third and fourth toe? If it feels like you’re standing on a pebble, it could be Morton’s neuroma. This uncomfortable condition may keep you off your feet, but these therapies can offer fast relief.
Are you suffering from heel pain? Aches and pains in your feet can be signs of underlying conditions that can benefit from professional podiatry treatment. Keep reading for more information on how a podiatrist can resolve your heel and foot pain.
Flat feet are normal in babies, but by the time you’re about three years old, you should have arches. Whether you were born with flat feet, or they occurred over time, if they’re causing you pain, you can get help with custom shoe inserts.
Diabetes and foot care go hand-in-hand. Living well with diabetes means partnering with a foot specialist to ensure that your feet stay healthy so that you reduce the risk of diabetes-related foot complications.
Athlete’s foot is common, especially in the summer. But it can lead to uncomfortable and potentially dangerous consequences when left untreated. Find out more about the causes of athlete’s foot, as well as the available treatments for the condition.
Could it be your shoes? Or, maybe you have an underlying foot problem? Pain in the ball of your foot may occur for many reasons and most have easy fixes. Click here to learn more about why the ball of your foot hurts and how you can find treatment.
You don’t have to suffer from toe arthritis and the debilitating pain it can inflict. Several types of conservative treatments can relieve pain and improve function.
Human feet are incredibly small in relation to their enormous workload, and even the smallest problem can have a widespread impact on your mobility. Here’s how custom shoe inserts can help restore optimal function.
Are you forced to cover up your toenails because of unsightly fungus that stubbornly resists your every effort at eradication? Fungal infections can be tenacious, but they’ve met their match with laser therapy.
Diabetes is a treatable condition that requires changes on your part and the expertise of a multidisciplinary team that should include a foot and ankle specialist to prevent serious complications.
Do you avoid wearing sandals because of how your feet look? Here are some of the common aesthetic issues that a podiatrist can improve with medication, surgical intervention, or aesthetic procedures.
Are discolored nails just an aesthetic concern, or is there more going on under the surface? Here, we explore four signs that your nail problems may benefit from podiatric care. Read on to learn how we can help you get healthy, beautiful nails.
No matter what time of year it is, taking care of your feet should always be top priority. Here are some of the best ways to protect your feet during the cooler winter months so you can stay ahead of the game!
Are you embarrassed by your yellow and thick toenails? You might have toenail fungus! Keep reading to learn what causes this condition, and how you can get rid of it.
When you think of a fracture, you think of an acute break that’s plenty obvious. A stress fracture, however, can be far more subtle. Here’s a look at some of the warning flags that the bones in your foot or ankle may be in trouble.
Anyone with a history of athlete’s foot can attest to the intense itching and burning it causes. If you’re concerned about athlete’s foot, it’s best to prevent this fungus from taking hold and making your feet feel and look terrible.
Is the pain in the ball of your foot making you feel like you’re walking on marbles? The regenerative properties of stem cell therapy can help. Find out why stem cell injections may relieve your pain.
Wearing appropriate shoes that suit your lifestyle can promote comfort and ease while guarding against pain and injuries. Avoid common footwear mistakes and go for these options instead.
If you frequently wear high heels and experience more than occasional discomfort in your toe bed, you may have Morton’s neuroma. Thankfully, this condition is treatable.
Thick, discolored, and brittle toenails can bring physical and emotional discomfort. These signs of toenail fungus usually don’t go away on their own, but thankfully, there are effective treatments.
Diabetes takes a toll on your body, and it especially impacts your feet. Learn what problems to watch for and how your podiatrist can keep your feet healthy so you can keep moving.
Plantar fasciitis can cause stabbing pain on the bottom of your feet, which may worsen first thing in the morning, after exercise, and after sitting. Thankfully, effective treatments are available.