Podiatrist Blog

• posted: Nov. 13, 2019
• Heel Pain,  Achilles Tendon,  plantar fasciitis

Are you experiencing pain in your heels and is that causing difficulty in walking? There are many reasons for heel pain, and knowing the root cause for your pain is Read More

• posted: Nov. 04, 2019
• Signs of Diabetes,  Diabetes Symptoms List

This November, we at Joseph Stuto, DPM are working hard to make our patients aware of the epidemic that is spread all over the globe, i.e. diabetes. During this Diabetes Read More

• posted: Oct. 29, 2019
• sprained ankle,  ankle sprain treatment

Your ankles are complicated structures of bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. A sprain occurs when one or more of these ligaments become overstretched or torn due to some abnormal foot Read More

• posted: Oct. 21, 2019
• calluses,  Custom Orthotics,  moisturize

Calluses occur when the skin, usually at the heels or under the joint of your big toe, becomes rough, hard and then cracks open due to dryness. If left unattended, Read More

• posted: Oct. 14, 2019
• toenail fungus,  toenail,  treatment

Fungus thrives in warm and moist places like gyms, pool showers and even the space inside your shoes. Closed areas restrict the moisture from drying up, thereby creating a breeding Read More

• posted: Oct. 09, 2019
• arch pain,  plantar fascia

We have heard how complex the structure of our feet is. But did you know that the arch too has an intricate structure layered with muscles and tissues? Two ligaments Read More

• posted: Oct. 03, 2019
• orthotics,  fall prevention,  seniors,  foot and ankle problems

Did you know that falls are the leading factor behind fatal and non-fatal injuries among senior citizens? At Joseph Stuto, DPM, we want to make sure that our senior patients Read More

• posted: Sep. 25, 2019
• orthotics,  diabetic foot issues

Are you suffering from pain in your heels, arches or the balls of your feet? Has walking become an unbearable ordeal for you? Try using orthotic shoe inserts to relieve Read More

• posted: Sep. 18, 2019
• Bunions,  diabetes,  osteoporosis,  orthotic inserts

September is Pain Awareness Month. It’s a great time for us at Joseph Stuto, DPM to ensure that our senior patients are aware of what challenges lie ahead for them Read More

• posted: Sep. 11, 2019
• Heel Pain,  arthritis,  Bunions,  flat feet,  ankle sprains

With summer temperatures still lingering, flip-flops are a popular choice for footwear. These easy slip-ons are undoubtedly the breeziest shoes you can find to beat the heat. However, are they really Read More

• posted: Sep. 04, 2019
• arthritis,  Achilles Tendon,  ingrown toenails,  Bunions,  hammertoes,  fractures,  sprains

Our feet are amazingly complex structures, and their functionality is even more intricate. Yet we take our feet for granted and assume mobility as given. However, even the slightest damage Read More

• posted: Aug. 28, 2019
• foot odor

Who doesn’t like to be carefree and enjoy wearing comfy shoes without worrying about foot odor? Unfortunately, an unimaginably large majority of people suffer from this odorous condition. Did you know Read More

• posted: Aug. 22, 2019
• Ankle Sprain,  Foot Pain,  ankle injury

While most ankle sprains occur due to sports activities, it is common to experience sprains due to other reasons as well such as tripping, injuries and the like. There is no Read More

• posted: Aug. 13, 2019
• ankle pain,  Foot Pain,  orthotics,  custome inserts

Orthotic inserts are the most widespread and safe solutions to a number of foot and ankle problems. While standard inserts are available over-the-counter, orthotic inserts that are customized by a Read More

• posted: Aug. 07, 2019
• fungal infections

Summer activities include heading out to sandy beaches and enjoying the cool water sports. Despite all the fun and excitement associated with beaches, numerous hazards are lurking around, waiting to Read More

• posted: Jul. 31, 2019
• circulation,  feet,  swelling,  massage,  support

At Joseph Stuto, DPM, we find many patients suffering from foot disorders due to their professions. Either they have to stand for extended hours, or they are on the move Read More