Your feet are often the “first responders” of diseases or other issues in your body. You might notice a small change in your feet and think little of it, but it’s important to keep an eye on any rapid changes.

Many people write off children’s foot pain as “growing pains,” but kids don’t just outgrow podiatric issues. Catching and treating foot problems now could save your kid lots of pain and difficulty when they’re older.

Your entire body changes drastically during pregnancy – all the way down to your feet!

September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month, a month dedicated to discussing the risks associated with falls in our senior citizens.

If you care about feet as much as we do, you know how fascinating they can be! We put together a few fun foot facts that you might not have known!

One of the most important things your feet do is walking. The way you walk is called your gait. The gait is made up of two pieces that meld together to make a fluid motion.

August is National Golf Month! It’s a great time to pick up your clubs and hit the links. It’s mostly a low-impact sport, but it can come equipped with a slew of sports-related injuries.

Rashes are common symptoms of underlying foot conditions. Before you start panicking or jumping to irrational rash conclusions, read on to learn the common causes of foot rashes.

Here are some things to consider when you’re buying shoes for your kids this summer.

Wounds can be caused by traumas or accidents, from surgery, or can be associated with a disease or condition, like neuropathy or diabetes. Wounds are categorized as either acute or chronic.

Sometimes conservative treatments alone will not treat the problem, and you and your doctor may decide that surgical procedures are necessary.

Any burning or tingling sensation anywhere in our body is a cause for concern and is often a huge warning sign of something going on internally.

There are two main reasons that work together to create a painful reaction when you stub your toe:

Without conditioning, weak ankles can sometimes lead to injuries like sprains or fractures.

Are you planning a great vacation this summer? Whatever plans you’ve made, take time to consider caring for your feet.

When inflammation or injury occurs in the tendons behind the ankle, often due to overuse or repeated stress, it can lead to a condition called peroneal tendinosis.

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy affects more than 50% of all diabetics and is something we see and treat quite often. Read on to understand the basics of this disease.

Our feet need to be cared for just as much as any other part of our body.

Luckily, our podiatrists have numerous ways to battle heel pain (also known as plantar fasciitis) at home.

Feet are often not the first areas that come to mind when we think about how cancer affects our bodies, but they are still susceptible to malignant melanoma and other types of skin cancer.