Blog Articles

Bunions cause bony protrusions and pain; if you have one, you know there’s one thing on your mind: relief. Read on to find out if bunions will go away on their own and how we can help you manage them.

Stem cell therapy is a type of regenerative medicine that can help address various conditions, from sprains, strains, and fractures, but is it right for you? Read on to learn more about how stem cell therapy works and who can benefit from it.

Skin grafts serve many purposes, and when it comes to podiatry, skin grafts can restore your foot's functionality. If you’re scheduled for an upcoming skin graft, here’s a close look at the ins and outs of skin grafting.

Athlete’s foot may seem relatively minor, but it can be a stubborn and uncomfortable condition. Left untreated, athlete’s foot can cause much more than just an itchy rash. Read on to learn more.

Neuropathy, a chronic pain condition caused by nerve damage in one of your peripheral nerves, is a common yet debilitating condition. In this blog, we share five strategies for managing nerve pain in your feet.

Running is an excellent workout that provides many health benefits, and if you’re a runner, it’s important to do your best to prevent foot and ankle injuries. Read on to explore our top tips for runners.

Bunions are notorious for causing pain, but thankfully, there are many strategies to help reduce your discomfort. Read on to explore seven conservative treatments and the big signs that it’s time to consider surgery.

Plantar fasciitis is a common condition that causes searing pain, often first thing in the morning. Once you’ve had plantar fasciitis, you likely have one goal: to prevent it from returning. Read on to learn how to prevent it.

Winter temps are officially here, but unfortunately, cold weather can aggravate arthritis in your feet and ankles. This article shares five cold weather tips for soothing arthritis pain in your feet.

Foot and ankle pain is common, but that doesn’t mean you’re stuck with it forever. But are orthotics right for you? Here are seven standard foot and ankle pain sources easily managed with custom orthotics.

When you have diabetes, your feet are at risk of developing complications. Nerve damage and impaired healing means a small cut or blister can turn into an infection or worse. Here’s how to take care of your feet when you have diabetes.

An ingrown toenail is a common medical condition that sometimes will go away with at-home care. But how do you know when to visit your podiatrist? Find out here.

Dear Dr. Mahmood, Do orthotics have to be custom made or can I just buy some over the counter ones? What kind of orthotics are used for different types of foot problems?

Inspect Feet Regularly Our feet are often neglected since they aren’t a very obvious part of our physical appearance that we are constantly tending to and not really the first thing people see. It’s still important to give them some...

Growing podiatry office is looking for a part-time Medical Technician for immediate hire. The role is evolving as the practice continues to grow.

Many jobs require their employees to constantly lift, move and work with heavy objects, while standing for long periods of time. When these factors come together...

What is a Podiatrist? A podiatrist is a foot and ankle surgeon who holds the degree of Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM). Podiatrists are physicians and surgeons who treat the foot, ankle and other structures of the leg.