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How to Keep Your Foot Safe During a Pedicure

Is pedicure safety really something you need to be aware of? It is. Because if you don’t watch it, you …

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Make an appointment with one of our doctors for an evaluation to see if you qualify for a pair of shoes.

Safety Tips for the Nail Salon

Before scheduling an appointment for your pedicure, review these safety tips to protect your feet before pampering them.

Why Are My Legs in Pain?

Leg discomfort is a common and often overlooked warning sign of peripheral vascular disease (PVD) – a condition in which there is damage or blockage in the blood vessels distant from your heart.

Can You Naturally Remove Skin Tags?

Skin tags start off small and fairly insignificant but they can quickly grow and become a problem both because of their appearance and the fact that they can get in the way.<br>The good news about skin tags is that they are harmless and benign - made up of fibrous connective tissues. Find out more about getting rid of them...

9 Health Rules That Doctors Never Break

Top doctors share the best health tips and health advice they themselves follow to prevent skin cancer and breast cancer, reduce back pain, prevent stress and more.

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4 Things That Drive Your Podiatrist Crazy

Your podiatrist really wants you to stop doing these four things right now!

Ask Your Troy Podiatrist: When Should I See a Podiatrist?

Ask you Troy Podiatrist: When should I make an appointment to see a podiatrist?

Who Is a Podiatrist?

What is a Podiatrist?

A podiatrist is a medical specialist who focuses on your feet and ankles. DPM stands for Doctor of Podiatric Medicine.<br>When necessary, podiatrists can per

Tips from a Podiatrist

Size yourself up. Have your feet measured every few years―especially after a pregnancy or if your weight has changed. Don’t just routinely buy the size you’ve always worn, because wearing shoes th…

Are You Ready for Your Podiatrist Appointment?

Here are some ways to prepare for your visit so that it will be of maximum benefit to you and enable your podiatrist to give you a prompt and accurate diagnosis and make your visit go as smoothly as possible.

When to See a Podiatrist for Cracked Heels

Smooth, healthy feet look and feel good. Cracked, dry skin on your feet, especially along your heels, is unattractive and can also be painful or itchy. Your feet can get so flaky and callused that wearing sandals is out of the question, keeping you uncomfortable in the summertime. Though it’s usually simple to treat dry or cracked heels at...

Podiatrists Tips on Avoiding Common Foot Conditions

Every day, our feet take a pounding and Podiatrist Vernon Garber says your whole foot is susceptible to conditions that can stop you in your tracks.

Podiatrists Know How To Make a Difference

At our podiatry practice, we’re trying to make a difference every single day. We do that by offering expert diagnosis and treatment for all kinds of foot pain and disease. We care for everyone from infants to senior citizens.

When to Visit a Podiatrist for Ankle Pain

The ankle is a network of bones, ligaments, and tendons that is designed to bear the weight of the body and allow for movement. Common causes of ankle pain include a sprained ankle, stress fracture, tarsal tunnel syndrome, arthritis, Achilles tendonitis, as well as a variety of other conditions. Pat...

What Does a Podiatrist Do?

A podiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of the many conditions that affect your toes, feet, and ankles. Podiatrists have a d...

Should I Become a Podiatrist?

The medical term for a foot doctor is a podiatrist. This is a doctor who specializes in various conditions involving the feet and ankles. People who are interested in pursuing a career in podiatry will need to earn a bachelor’s degree, followed by four years of training in a podiatric medical school...

What Podiatrists Do

A podiatrist is a medical professional that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of foot conditions. In some states, podiatrists can also treat ankle and lower limb issues. Podiatrists must obtain a 4-year bachelor’s degree, attend four years of podiatric medical school, and undergo residency training for three or more years in hospitals or c...