Blog Articles

Ingrown toenails are painful and annoying, but for people with poor circulation, they can increase the risk of more serious issues. This blog explains why ingrown toenails occur and provides simple tips for preventing them.

Morton’s neuroma is a common overuse injury, and if you’re a runner, it can significantly impact your training. This article explains what you can do to manage a neuroma and keep running strong.

If your toenails are discolored or crumbly, you may have toenail fungus. It won’t heal on its own, but a podiatrist can recommend treatments to help clear it up. Learn more in this month’s blog.

Ingrown toenails are a common problem. While most improve with at-home care, some require professional treatment. This blog highlights five signs that it’s time to seek expert ingrown toenail care.

Flat feet are a common structural abnormality, affecting about 8% of adults. Read on to learn about various treatment options that can ease pain and support mobility.

Plantar warts are one of the most common foot problems, affecting up to 10% of people. Thankfully, various treatments can prevent them from spreading and provide lasting relief.

Custom orthotics provide a quick, effective way to treat various foot and ankle problems by relieving pain, redistributing pressure, and optimizing performance. Learn more about the benefits here.

November is National Diabetes Month, an effort to raise awareness that diabetes is manageable but requires vigilance. Living with diabetes means monitoring your blood sugar — and taking special care of your feet.

It's hard to stay active when you have stabbing heel pain. But, you don’t have to let plantar fasciitis interfere with your life. With these simple strategies, you’ll be back on your feet and pain-free again in no time.

You’re embarrassed to show off your feet in sandals or flip-flops because your toenails are crusted, yellow, or brown. Your nails aren’t deformed; they’ve got a fungus. With treatment, you can restore the look and health of your toenails again.

Diabetes can wreak havoc on many areas of your health, with your lower extremities at the top of the list. Here’s how a seemingly small problem like a foot ulcer can snowball into a major one very quickly.

If the fungus that causes athlete’s foot had a favorite season, summer would be it. To keep your feet in the pink of health this season, here are a few tips to prevent this uncomfortable infection.

If walking to the kitchen for a glass of water is pure torture because of the throbbing pain in your toe, then it may be time to get help from a podiatrist for your ingrown toenail.