Is Charcot Foot Hereditary?
If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy, a condition that makes it difficult to feel your feet, you’re at risk of developing Charcot foot. This painful condition causes …
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I’m Embarrassed About My Spider Veins
Are you feeling embarrassed about your spider veins? You’re not alone. Over half of American adults have these broken veins that show through the surface of their skin. In decades past, the …
Freeze Off Your Warts Once and For All
Foot warts are a common condition caused by a contagious virus that works its way into your skin through tiny cracks and wounds. These unsightly growths can cause pain and …
Yes, You Can Remove Hair There!
Summer is fast approaching, and that means shorter pants and dresses, bare arms, and more skin in the sun. If you want to enjoy the warmer weather without worrying …
Tips for Preventing an Ankle Injury
Your ankles may be small, but these amazing joints allow you to walk, stand, run, jump, and more. An ankle injury can sideline you from life for weeks, months, …
My Child Has Flat Feet. Now What?
Flat feet, or pes planus, describe a condition that occurs when you don’t have arches in your feet, or the arches are very low or disappear when walking. Sometimes, …
How Diabetes Impacts Your Feet
Diabetes is a common health condition that affects your ability to make or use the hormone insulin. While you probably understand that having diabetes can impact many aspects of …
What You Can Do About Hammertoe
Although it’s easy to miss the early signs of hammertoe, over time, this deformity that occurs at the joint of your toes worsens, making it impossible to wear your …
Can I Prevent Flat Feet?
If your feet have been bothering you and you’re worried you might develop flat feet, you have a good reason. Approximately one in four Americans develop flat feet, a …
These Bad Habits Are Making Your Heel Pain Worse
If you have heel pain, you know it can make simple tasks, like getting from one part of your home to another, nearly impossible. What’s more? You may be …