Every single person has a particular pair of sneakers they prefer wearing. The issue is that any frequently used pair will eventually become worn out. While some approaches have been proven successful, others have yet to demonstrate their viability. Here’s a little guide regarding how to ensure your sneakers last a long time. Keep your…
April is National Foot Health Awareness Month. With spring around the corner, most of us will likely get outdoors and break into physical activities like running, jogging, hiking and more. Before we put our feet to sudden action, it is important to back up, examine our feet and take any precautionary measures to avoid injuries….
Good health is a result of healthy eating and frequent exercise. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle over time can help your body feel strong and have fewer issues, which is crucial for both kids and grownups. Patients should be well-informed, particularly about the health of their feet and ankles. The ideal diet for one person may…
Is standing for long durations safe? There are a number of issues that are associated with standing for prolonged periods. These include blood clots that cause pain, swelling and impaired circulation to the feet. Additionally, standing all day can exacerbate pre-existing foot issues. If your profession requires you to stand for extended periods, it is…
Television shows make it look easy. A doctor comes in to see a patient, listens to their concerns, and delivers a diagnosis. If only it were that simple. Shows don’t tell you about the years of schooling and on-the-job training that these medical professionals receive. Doctors need this experience before having the confidence or ability…
August is National Golf Month, so let’s take a swing at common facts about foot care for golfers. Whether you are a member of a club or like to go to the driving range with your friends, some foot injuries can put you on the sidelines. Whether you are new or seasoned, we hope to…
Did you know August is National Back to School Month? Now is the time to start getting the kids back into their routine and preparing for the first day of classes. It’s hard to accept the summer season is winding down so soon. As podiatrists, we’re here to make sure your school-aged children can walk…
Have you ever wondered if you should handle your diabetic foot ulcer at home? If you are deciding whether to call your podiatrist, here is the answer: yes, and always. We want to know about slow-healing cuts and wounds on your feet. Without treatment and attention, there are many reasons to worry. Infection and limb…
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common injuries the doctors at New Jersey Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons Group encounter when meeting with patients. While the condition affects athletes, other foot habits can increase the risk of developing this form of heel pain. We’re here to set the record straight on why you shouldn’t take…
Okay — what is the big deal about bunions? We’re sure you’ve heard about bunion surgery or maybe even all of the pain and discomfort they may cause. Bunions may not have the best reputation, but there are still many things to learn about them. Some things are true — and other statements are myths. Let’s…
