Foot, Ankle & Leg Vein Center

Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection that begins usually between the toes and causes itching, burning and stinging in the infected area. Athlete’s [...]

Sometimes, it is easy to forget about our feet and how we take care of them. However, without proper foot care you could develop a number of foot cond [...]

Walking basics: It is difficult not to noticeably cringe when I see women walking on hard pavement while wearing fashionable, but dangerously high hee [...]

[...] understand the behavior of the cells after being transplanted. How Stem Cells can be used for Foot Care Podiatrists are looking into stem cell therapy as treatment for common conditions such as: [...]

[...] can also prevent bunions, calluses and other disruptive foot conditions. Tips for Foot Care with Arthritis Get ankle support or ankle splints Avoid weight- bearing exercises Get a foot [...]

[...] A good pair of walking shoes is an important part of good foot care, especially if you exercise frequently. Walking shoes that fit properly can prevent sore feet, [...]

[...] . We’re talking about foot odor, and it can be a real problem sometimes. Even with the proper foot care and the absence of disruptive foot conditions, you may experience foot odor. The trick is to [...]

[...] with new shorts, skirts and summer dresses. However, if you suffer from unsightly varicose or spider veins, you may feel hesitant when it comes to your summer wardrobe. Vein disorders can be painful, [...]

[...] any sort of foot condition or infection see your doctor immediately and continue on with proper foot care involving shoes and socks. [...]

[...] and ankles. If you wear high heels frequently, or even if it is just every now and again, proper foot care is essential. Take care of your feet with a nice foot bath or massage every now and again, [...]

[...] , it is easy to forget about our feet and how we take care of them. However, without proper foot care you could develop a number of foot conditions. Skin conditions, whether they be viral, [...]

[...] . We’re talking about foot odor, and it can be a real problem sometimes. Even with the proper foot care and the absence of disruptive foot conditions, you may experience foot odor. The trick is to [...]

[...] conditions. Until then, continue to talk to your podiatrist about how to best treat your foot problems. [...]

[...] woman’s closet, but statistics have shown that high heels are the largest cause of foot problems in women today. Wearing high heels frequently can lead to foot pain and other problems [...]

[...] complex with people who lead more sedentary lifestyles or are considered overweight. Other foot problems that can develop with chronic flip flop use include sprained ankles, scrapes and cuts, [...]

[...] to manage the pain in your joints. The above tips can be beneficial to the treatment of disruptive arthritis. [...]