Blog Articles

Flat feet can interfere with your overall health by raising the risk for chronic pain, bunions, shin splints, and more. Learn more about reducing your risk of these complications.

Brittle, crumbly, yellow nails aren’t something you should cover up and ignore with nail polish or socks. These symptoms are signs of toenail fungus and mostly require professional treatment. Learn what causes fungus and how to get rid of it.

Do you have hammertoe? You’re not alone. Almost 7 million adults in the United States are affected, and more women than men. Depending on the severity of your hammertoe, you may need to schedule surgery.

Do you have a network of small red or blue veins on your legs that look a bit like spider webs beneath your skin? Spider veins are common and treatable, but should you worry about them?

Touch all the frogs you want — they won’t give you warts. But something lurking on your office keyboard, your kid’s playground, and the floor of your local gym will. Find out exactly how you get warts and how you get rid of them.

Have you ever considered the importance of taking care of your feet during the summer? Here are some essential summertime foot care tips we love to pass on to our patients.

Sports and injuries don’t have to go hand-in-hand. With the proper tools, you can have a successful athletic career, whether that means a game of catch or a championship trophy.

Lasting relief from bunion pain used to mean surgery and a long rehabilitation period. Now, however, there is a way to treat bunions without an invasive procedure and weeks of post-surgery discomfort — Supartz™ injections.

Is the pain and swelling from your diabetic foot making daily life a challenge? Looking for ways to care for your diabetic foot outside the exam room? Read on to learn five steps for nursing your diabetic foot at home.

Plantar fasciitis is common, but surgery isn’t your best option. In fact, it’s usually the last recommended treatment. There are many noninvasive methods that can help heal your plantar fasciitis without jeopardizing the integrity of your foot.