Each year, on October 8th, we recognize International Podiatry Day. Goldsmith Podiatry is joining podiatrists around the world to improve foot health care. We educate our Manhattan patients on caring for their feet and ankles better and preventing podiatric problems.
Read MoreWith changes from summer to autumn footwear, at Goldsmith Podiatry we know that our Manhattan patients may notice that their feet feel a little “cramped” in the more confining styles of the season. If you notice discomfort at the base of your big toe, however, it may be the first stages of a bunion developing.
Read MorePeripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a condition that occurs when plaque (fatty deposits) accumulate on the walls of the arteries, causing them to narrow and harden. This impedes blood flow. PAD happens most often in the legs, and that’s why it poses a threat to your feet.
Read MoreIn August, we celebrate National “I Love My Feet” Day. At Goldsmith Podiatry, it’s an excellent opportunity for us to highlight some ways our Manhattan patients can take better care of their feet. The average person will walk 115,000 miles in their lifetime—that’s the equivalent of four times around the earth! In addition to carrying your entire body weight, your feet mirror your general health.
Read MoreKeeping your feet healthy is a priority for us in diagnosing and treating podiatric problems. At Goldsmith Podiatry, we believe in the benefits of being proactive in caring for your feet. Below are five ways to improve your podiatric health.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we often see Manhattan patients with bunions. Here are some facts about this condition and the best way to manage it.
Read MoreJanuary 23rd is National Measure Your Feet Day. Wearing shoes that fit correctly is one of the best ways to protect the health of your feet.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, it is no surprise we see an increased number of Manhattan patients complaining of toe pain from bunions and hammertoes when fall starts.
Read MoreCustom molded orthotics are made just to fit your unique foot and no one else’s. They are more likely to provide relief and be an appropriate treatment for the source of your lower extremity pain.
Read MoreStudies show as many as 9 out of 10 people wear too-small shoes for their feet. At Goldsmith Podiatry, we know shoes that cramp your toes and feet can lead to a slew of podiatric problems.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we have a question for our Manhattan patients: Are your feet summer-ready? Or, when you look at your feet, are you less than happy with what you see?
Read MoreIn March, we celebrate International Woman’s Day and Women’s History Month. At Goldsmith Podiatry, we want to take this opportunity to share some information with our Manhattan women about their footwear choices.
Read MoreAs you age, the risk for specific conditions such as arthritis and peripheral arterial disease increases. There are also some parts of the foot, such as the fat pad on your heel, that naturally deteriorate, making compensatory measures necessary for health and comfort.
Read MoreMany of our patients are unable to keep their New Year’s resolutions to get in shape. Here are four reasons that fitness plans typically fall apart and how to avoid them.
Read MoreBetter foot health habits don’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. So, this year why not resolve to take better care of your feet with these tips.
Read MorePain from bunions and hammertoes may become more noticeable as we enter the fall season when we change our footwear to more closed-in styles. Here are some tips for dealing with these painful and potentially disabling conditions.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we see many foot and ankle problems that can be traced back to improper footwear. Conversely, wearing good quality shoes that are supportive and fit properly can help prevent foot pain and several common disorders.
Read MoreAugust 17th is National I Love My Feet Day, and we at Goldsmith Podiatry cannot let that pass by without putting in a plug for your feet.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry we know that many of our patients are spending their weekend’s skiing, snowboarding, ice skating and participating in other winter sports.
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