Our feet bear the weight of our daily activities and often endure the strain of long hours of standing, walking, or running. However, many people overlook the importance of professional care when it comes to toe issues. Whether it's persistent pain, an ingrown toenail, or any other toe-related problem, seeing a foot doctor or podiatrist is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment. You should prioritize visiting a foot doctor for any toe issues. [Read More]

Diabetes is an illness that means your body doesn't have enough insulin and can't handle the sugars in your diet. Diabetes also has several complications, including deteriorating vision and slow-healing wounds. A person with uncontrolled diabetes can have problems, especially in their feet, with wounds that won't heal. In the most severe cases, amputating a limb or a toe may be necessary because of a nonhealing wound. If you have diabetes and have some wounds or ulcers that aren't healing, talk to your doctor about visiting a diabetic wound care center. [Read More]

Foot problems are common, and many times, they clear up on their own. However, if you have a sore that won't heal or pain that doesn't go away in a few days, it could be best to see a podiatrist. The doctor can diagnose your problem so you know what you're dealing with and then recommend the best treatment. Here's a look at some ways a podiatrist might help with common foot problems. [Read More]

If your arthritis is affecting the small joints in your ankles, you may want to reach out to a podiatrist for help. Here are four podiatry treatments that could help you relieve pain and stiffness in your feet. Orthotics An orthotic is a specialized piece of footwear that can cushion your feet, adjust improper biomechanical patterns, and distribute pressure evenly. Orthotics are beneficial because they are relatively affordable since they can last a long time, and they are a minimally invasive way to treat your arthritis. [Read More]