Last week, we at Goldsmith Podiatry went over what to do before your foot surgery. But today, we’ll cover all things post-op. Whether you had a bunion corrected, a fracture repaired, or a tendon reset, the hardest part is technically over. Now, it's all about knowing which steps to take to ensure a smooth recovery.
Read MoreA few Octobers ago, we at Goldsmith Podiatry wrote about foot conditions that sounded scary. But what could seem spookier than Ganglion Cysts, Calcaneal Apophysitis, and Onychomycosis? Today, we’re answering that question with a part 2, so stick around!
Read MoreSome common foot invaders are often mistaken for calluses or simple hard skin, but they are a viral infection that needs specific attention. Allow us at Goldsmith Podiatry to teach you the signs in this blog post.
Read MorePlantar fasciitis surgery is a last resort for chronic heel pain that just won't go away. And the hope is that once the procedure is done, the pain will vanish for good. However, we at Goldsmith Podiatry want to warn you: for some people, their foot still hurts after surgery.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, our patients have all kinds of job titles. But no matter what you do, your job has a significant impact on your feet. Whether you're constantly on the move or spending hours at a desk, that's why today, we're walking through every job type and how to keep your feet safe.
Read MoreToday, we at Goldsmith Podiatry will hone in on cleats for athletes, and give some general yet much-needed advice to help them stay on the field for as long as possible.
Read MoreDuring Women’s Health Month, learn how pregnancy, menopause, and autoimmune diseases uniquely affect women’s foot health. Goldsmith Podiatry is here to help!
Read MoreMany of our Manhattan families are already gearing up for pre-season practices. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help avoid sports injuries and protect your child’s feet and ankles.
Read MoreOsteoporosis is a disease that robs your bones of their strength. In recognition of National Osteoporosis Month, we’d like to offer our Manhattan patients some facts about this condition and steps you can take to keep your bones strong.
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