At Goldsmith Podiatry, we see an increase in the number of our Manhattan patients with gout during the holiday season. One reason for this is that what you eat can trigger an attack of gout.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we hope our Manhattan patients are enjoying the hustle and bustle of the holiday season. We’d also like to suggest that you put your feet on your gift list. After all, these amazing structures work hard all year long to help you get where you need to go. Below are some treats your feet are sure to enjoy.
Read MoreWinter is on its way to Manhattan and we at Goldsmith Podiatry want our patients to be prepared for the unique issues feet have to face at this time of the year. Below are four common foot problems to be on guard for.
Read MoreOne of the more common podiatric concerns that we at Goldsmith Podiatry see in our Manhattan patients is bunions. Nearly everyone can identify this condition by the signature bump at the base of the big (or sometimes pinky) toe, but beyond that it’s often unclear to patients what to do about it. Below are some do’s and don’ts to help clarify this condition.
Read MoreIn November, we at Goldsmith Podiatry recognize American Diabetes Month as an important opportunity to share information with our Manhattan patients about this disease and the effects it can have on your feet. Diabetes packs a double punch when it comes to podiatric health.
Read MoreSometimes it may feel like a pebble in your shoe or your sock is bunched up. Other patients may feel a dull ache or pain under the big toe that may come and go, getting worse with activity and better with rest. The source of this discomfort often turns out to be two tiny bones known as sesamoids.
Read MoreOctober is the month for scary activities, and so here at Goldsmith Podiatry, we thought we’d offer Manhattan patients our own Halloween contribution with some information on podiatric conditions that sound rather scary—but are quite treatable. Read on for some frightful-sounding foot problems.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we want to encourage our Manhattan patients to take advantage of our podiatrists, Dr. Howard Goldsmith, Dr. Rosanna Troia, and Dr. Kristina Ruff. During the month of October, there’s a special day we recognize: International Podiatry Day. It’s a good time to remind patients of all the ways your podiatrist can help you live a healthier life.
Read MoreOctober is Raynaud’s Awareness Month and at Goldsmith Podiatry we want to make sure our Manhattan patients don’t suffer unnecessarily with this condition.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, a question we frequently hear from our Manhattan patients during the fall is, "Why are my feet hurting now?" Of course, one possibility at any time of the year is that a new foot problem has developed. It's always best to make an appointment promptly at our Upper West Side office by calling: 212-877-1002 as soon as you notice new or worsening foot pain.
Read MoreThe first day of fall is a natural reminder for Falls Prevention Awareness Day. Falls are the number one cause of both fatal and non-fatal injuries in people 65 and older. At Goldsmith Podiatry we’re committed to helping our senior patients and those who love them to prevent falls. Below are five common causes of falls and how to correct them.
Read MoreNew evidence suggests that walking may be just as effective as more strenuous workouts because it is so easy and low stress. Now is a great time to establish a solid walking routine before all the back-to-school craziness and other activities of the fall get into full swing.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we place great importance on footwear—buying the right shoes is perhaps the single biggest step you can take to protect the health of your child’s feet. Study up on the tips below so you can ace your shoe shopping trip.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we know many of our Manhattan patients who are tennis fans are looking forward to the U.S. Open in just a few weeks. A big question on fans’ minds is, will number 3 in the world, Rafael Nadel, be playing?
Read MoreDid you know that your feet often act as an early warning system for several diseases and disorders? At Goldsmith Podiatry, we want to encourage our Manhattan patients to examine their feet regularly and not to postpone getting unusual symptoms evaluated by our podiatrists, Dr. Howard Goldsmith, Dr. Rosanna Troia and Dr. Kristina Ruff. Below are three signs in your feet you should not brush off.
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 MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we know that flip-flops are a popular style of summer footwear among our Manhattan patients. This easy-to-wear shoe style is a matter of some controversy in the podiatric world. Read on for this summer staple's good, bad, and history.
Read MoreAt Goldsmith Podiatry, we know many of our Manhattan patients will be looking to cool off this summer on one of the many nearby beaches. Adding a few small items to your beach bag can help you avoid surf and sun hazards that could spoil your beach day. Here’s what to pack!
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 know that as common as seeing hot dogs at barbecues and fireworks on the 4th, we’ll have an increase in fungal foot infections during the summer months. Why now? The biggest reason is that athlete’s foot, toenail fungus, warts, and other foot infections are spread by direct contact
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