There’s definitely truth to the idea of having too much of a good thing! And the same goes for your training habits. While it’s important to get your body ready for sporting activities, too much training can result in an overuse injury like heel pain from plantar fasciitis.
Read MoreDiabetic foot ulcers can start out in an ordinary way. It might be a new pair of shoes or taking an extra-long walk, and the next thing you know, you have a small blister on your foot.
Read MoreSpring has finally arrived, and as we change over to the sports we enjoy during the warmer months, it’s easy to forget that different sports utilize different sets of muscles, different postures, and gear and clothing that we’ve become unfamiliar with.
Read MoreAccording to the American Diabetes Association, 24 million Americans have diabetes, which is the leading cause of amputation of feet, toes and legs.
Read MoreEach winter in the U.S., approximately 15-20% of people who live with diabetes have to visit the hospital because they contract a foot ulcer or infection that in some cases leads to amputation.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why your feet smell, even during winter months? While you might think excessive sweating or foot odor should be something you only have to deal with in summer, there are a number of things that can contribute to smelly feet in the winter.
Read MoreIf you are feeling pain and discomfort in your big toe, you may have a foot ailment known as toe arthritis. Today, William F. Buffone, DPM of North Fork Podiatry and Three Village Podiatry discusses what you can do if you are suffering from this condition.
Read MoreHeel pain is quite common in children. And although it’s usually not serious, correct diagnosis and early treatment are important.
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