What Makes for a Foot-Friendly Shoe?
Whether you’re on the hunt for a new pair of sandals or a good pair of running shoes, podiatrist Dr. Mark Forman and our team at Put Your Feet …
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5 Tips for Great Diabetic Foot Care
Although diabetes is characterized by high blood sugar levels, it doesn’t just impact your blood. Diabetes affects your entire body — including your feet. People with diabetes are more …
How Bunions Affect Your Feet
It’s hard to believe that bunions can cause so many problems. But these deformities in your feet can cause a wide range of issues, from pain while walking to …
The Connection Between Morton’s Neuroma and Those High Heels
A Morton’s neuroma can make each step feel like you’re walking on a marble, and unfortunately, women are up to 10 times more likely to develop this condition, according …
When Does an Ingrown Toenail Require Treatment?
An ingrown toenail develops when the nail grows into the soft flesh of your toe. Several factors can lead to the development of ingrown toenails: shoes that pinch your …
Problems That Can Arise From Flat Feet
Did you know that each foot contains more than 100 muscles, ligaments, and tendons? These tendons and ligaments help to make the arches of your feet. The arches in …
How Can I Prevent Diabetic Foot Wounds?
Diabetes is a condition that affects how your body turns sugar into energy. Insulin is a hormone that helps sugar move from your bloodstream into your cells so it …
5 Benefits of Custom Orthotics
Aching feet? You’re not alone. According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, almost 80% of Americans experience pain and discomfort in their feet at some point. And while it’s …
Why Is My Big Toenail Falling Off, and What Can I Do About It?
Though you may be shocked to see the nail on your big toe sliding off its nail bed, or even missing entirely, losing a toenail is more common than …
Get Rid of Unsightly Toenail Fungus Before Sandal Season
Are yellow, crumbling, or thickening toenails stopping you from wearing sandals? Those unsightly nails may be a sign that you have a toenail fungus, a common condition caused by …