Podiatrist Blog
Ten Ways Bunions on Feet Affect the Rest of Your Body
Bunions, a common foot condition, not only cause discomfort but can also significantly impact your body’s overall health. While bunions primarily affect the feet, their effects can extendRead More
What Causes Heel Pain?
Heel pain can make life miserable. If you have pain shooting from your heels, it can make it hard to do your job, enjoy an active lifestyle orRead More
Do You Need Bunion Surgery?
Unsightly growths on your feet can be uncomfortable and interfere with your ability to walk with certain shoes. Bunion surgery can correct these deformities with minimal time awayRead More
Causes of Pain on Top of the Foot
Pain on the top of the foot may develop suddenly or result from an injury. You may experience discomfort or difficulty waking and running. In many cases, thisRead More
When Is Foot Warts Removal Treatment Required?
The human papillomavirus causes warts, which are benign skin growths on soft tissue. A foot wart (also called a plantar wart or verruca plantaris) is a specific typeRead More
What Organs Are Affected by Your Feet?
Changes in your feet’s skin, nails or how they feel can be the first indication of a potentially life-threatening illness. For example, nerve troubles first impact your feetRead More
How Does Foot Pain Cause Problems Elsewhere in the Body?
Maintaining healthy feet is crucial for leading an active lifestyle. Thus, the whole body’s health and well-being depend on the feet. They are the foundation upon which yourRead More
How to Prevent Common Foot Conditions This Winter
As winter approaches, aches and pain in your feet can increase and make it difficult for you to participate in daily activities. Many foot conditions can be preventedRead More
Is Your Ganglion Cyst Causing Pain?
Ganglion cysts are fluid-filled lumps that can be painful. Although ganglion cysts arise most frequently on the hands and wrists, they can also affect the feet. Visit Dr.Read More
You Should Address Flatfoot Early to Avoid Complications
Your feet should have an arch. People with flat feet — also known as pes planus, flatfoot, pronated foot and fallen arches — have little or no arch.Read More