Foot deformities often start small—barely noticeable changes in toe alignment or mild discomfort that comes and goes. Over time, conditions like bunions and hammertoes can worsen, leading to chronic pain, difficulty walking, and limitations in footwear choices. Bunions develop when the big toe shifts toward the other toes, creating a bony prominence on the side [...]
Diabetes affects more than blood sugar levels—it can significantly impact foot health and overall mobility. People with diabetes are at higher risk for nerve damage, poor circulation, infections, and slow-healing wounds, making routine foot care essential. One of the most serious complications of diabetes is peripheral neuropathy, which reduces sensation in the feet. When pain [...]
Heel pain is one of the most common reasons patients seek podiatric care. Whether it appears suddenly or develops gradually, heel pain can make everyday activities—like walking, exercising, or even standing—painful and frustrating. Fortunately, advances in foot and ankle care now offer effective solutions that go beyond rest and over-the-counter remedies. The most frequent cause [...]
Foot pain is often dismissed as a minor inconvenience—something caused by long days, uncomfortable shoes, or simple fatigue. However, persistent or recurring foot pain is rarely “normal” and can be an early sign of an underlying condition that requires professional care. Ignoring foot and ankle pain can allow minor problems to progress into chronic issues [...]
