Podiatrist Blog

• posted: Mar. 05, 2016
• over pronation

The foot pronates as a natural reaction to its role as a shock absorbing structure. It also helps you push evenly from the front of your foot. Pronation is considered Read More

• posted: Jan. 16, 2016
• charcot foot

Diabetes can lead to serious foot conditions. Most foot disorders in diabetics are caused by two major complications, peripheral neuropathy and poor circulation. This is because high levels of sugar Read More

• posted: Jan. 16, 2016
• cracked heels

Preventing cracked heels is preferable to spending hours treating dry feet. There’s definitely no shortage of over the counter ointments or home remedies for getting rid of cracked feet. But Read More

• posted: Jan. 16, 2016
• foot drop

Foot drop is a term used to describe difficulty when raising the front foot. While walking and foot drop is present, you may find yourself dragging your foot and toes Read More

• posted: Jan. 16, 2016
• big toe arthritis

Hallux rigidus is an arthritic condition found in the joint located between the big toe and long bone of the forefoot. Arthritis is the inflammation of joints caused by the Read More

• posted: Jan. 06, 2016
• Bunions

Patients sometimes joke about their bunions, but in reality, this foot problem is no laughing matter. Untreated, bunions can lead to an array of issues that affect your feet, legs Read More

• posted: Sep. 08, 2015
• Heel Pain

Your foot is a very complex structure made up of many bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. So, there are many possible causes of heel pain. However, most people have heel Read More

• posted: Sep. 07, 2015
• Heel Pain,  heel spurs,  plantar faciitis

A heel spur can be caused by chronic plantar fasciitis or the inflammation of the plantar fascia. People suffering from plantar fasciitis have a high risk for developing a heel Read More

• posted: Sep. 07, 2015
• Foot Injuries,  Dancers

Dancers are not only entertainers but athletes in their own right. They combine strength with agility to create dance movements. The feet take a brutal beating from all these movements. Read More

• posted: Sep. 07, 2015
• Heel Pain,  Stress Fracture

History of Stress Fracture does not Stop Willie Cauley-Stein from Joining Sacramento Kings - Brooklyn Podiatrist - Joseph Stuto, DPM Willie Cauley-Stein from the University of Kentucky got the nod from Read More

• posted: Sep. 07, 2015
• ingrown toenails,  children's feet,  flat feet

Foot problems can develop during our childhood years. This is why parents should take special attention and check their children’s foot for anything unusual. Simple things to remember is to Read More

• posted: Jun. 10, 2015
• Cleats,  Spikes

If you have children, you know kids love sports. No matter the sport your child prefers, you'll often be faced with buying special equipment to keep your child healthy and Read More

• posted: Mar. 09, 2015
• Foot Fungus

Toenail fungus: not everybody has it, and you're sure glad if you don't. The gross appearance of a toe that's been afflicted with fungal infections can be downright gruesome for Read More

• posted: Jan. 23, 2015
• ankle instability

Ankle instability is an urgent cause for concern—especially in athletes and people who are frequently on the move. If the ankle isn’t properly stabilized after an injury, sprain or other Read More

• posted: Dec. 02, 2014
• Heel Pain,  Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy

According to the American Chiropractic Association, about 2 million Americans each year suffer from plantar fasciitis. Also known as “heel pain syndrome” this common condition causes inflammation of the band Read More

• posted: Oct. 02, 2014
• Heel Pain

With the warm weather comes the increase in marathons and races. If you’re an athlete or avid runner, you might have already competed in several this season. Perhaps you’re even Read More