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How Shockwave Therapy Can Help Your Foot Condition

Do you have a stubborn case of plantar fasciitis? If corticosteroid shots, night splints, physical therapy and other treatments haven't relieved your pain, extracorporeal shockwave therapy may be helpful. The Read More

The Importance of Diabetic Foot Care

If you are a diabetic, it's extremely important to take good care of your feet. Diabetic complications can render your feet numb because you won't know if you get a Read More

Choosing The Right Orthotics For Your Feet

You may already be familiar with orthotics, these are inserts that are worn inside of your shoes to help with a wide variety of foot problems. They can alleviate discomfort, Read More

The Benefits Of Laser Therapy for Fungal Toenails

Toenail fungus can be difficult to treat at home. No matter how carefully you follow the instructions on over-the-counter medications, your nails may remain thick and yellow. Fortunately, toenail laser Read More

Could Orthotics Help Me?

Do you have foot or ankle pain? Orthotics prescribed by your Brooklyn Heights, NY, podiatrists, Dr. Joseph C. Stuto, Dr. Joseph A. Stuto, and Dr. Lisa Fuchs of Stuto Foot Read More

Caring for Your Feet When You're Diabetic

Caring for your feet when you have diabetes doesn’t need to be challenging. People with diabetes are prone to dealing with cracked skin, tingling and numbness in their feet. Diabetes-related Read More

3 Do’s and Don’ts of Healthy Eating

This National Nutrition Month during March, our team of podiatrists at Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry is taking the opportunity to highlight the Do’s and Don’ts of healthy eating. Here are the Read More

Common Foot Problems Associated with Weight Gain

Not only does being overweight affect your major body organs, but your feet take a beating as well. Numerous studies are reflecting on the harmful effects of excess weight on Read More

Could Your Heel Pain Be Plantar Fasciitis?

Plantar fasciitis symptom is severe heel pain caused by damaged tissue and inadequate rest to allow for healing. The plantar fascia becomes inflamed and, if ignored, can have long-term harmful Read More

De-Stress and Protect Your Feet

Did you know that stress, high blood pressure, and poor foot health are interconnected? Yes, it’s true! High levels of stress, increase your blood pressure and put you at risk Read More

Don’t Ignore Foot Pain in Children

Some children experience pains as part of the growing process, and others feel pain due to overexertion. Persistent pain in children’s feet, however, is not a good sign and should Read More

EAT WELL, FEEL WELL

With a month into the New Year, we at Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry are encouraging everyone to continue with their healthy eating lifestyle goals and resolutions. A healthy and nutritious Read More

Are You Wearing the Correct Shoe Size?

Feet differ from person to person; they come in all shapes and sizes. All too often, people select shoes based on looks rather than function and fit. One must buy Read More

3 Habits that Make Bunion Pain Worse

A bunion, or hallux valgus, is a progressive foot disorder in which the big toe points inwards towards the other toes, forcing one of the metatarsal bones to protrude outwards. Read More

Use This Podiatrist-Approved Trick to Tell If Your Shoes Need a Replacement

Goodbyes are tough, even if it means bidding farewell to your favorite pair of shoes. Yes, the shoes you wear have a limited lifespan which is usually measured in miles. Read More

Is Foot Pain a Sign of Thyroid Disorder?

Every foot tells a story – it can reveal the secrets behind your most common foot concerns. And because January is Thyroid Awareness Month, today Dr. Joseph C. Stuto, Dr. Read More

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