Adolescence brings its own set of foot and ankle issues. Here are some areas to focus on for this age group.
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Here are some suggestions for holiday gifts that your feet will love.
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In this blog we discuss four common foot problems encountered during this time of the year and how to head them off at the pass.
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Your footwear is one of the most significant factors in the health of your feet. Many foot and ankle problems can be traced, at least in part, to wearing shoes that don’t fit properly.
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While we often take them for granted, our feet are pretty amazing. Here are some incredible facts about your feet and how you can show them your gratitude.
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November is American Diabetes Month. Consider these positive lifestyle choices that can prevent the onset of diabetes.
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You may have thought that exercises for your legs, ankles, and feet would be the recommended way to boost podiatric health, but focusing on your core—the muscles in your abdominal and pelvic region—has several key benefits.
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It’s hard to believe something as small as an ingrown toenail can cause such a big problem. Here are some tips for taking care of and, even more importantly, avoiding ingrown toenails.
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October is the month of witches and ghosts, and all things scary, and we thought this might be a good time to address some creepy-looking foot conditions with our Manhattan patients.
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Pain 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.
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October is National Physical Therapy Month. Physical therapy can play a vital role in the management and rehabilitation of many acute and chronic foot and ankle conditions.
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Here are some tips our Manhattan families can use to keep feet and ankles healthy and prevent common podiatric disorders.
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We’re entering the hiking season, but hitting the trails unprepared can leave you with foot and other problems. Here are some tips to make the most of this fun fall activity.
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At Goldsmith Podiatry, we always encourage our Manhattan patients to be proactive in the health of their feet. We sometimes find, however, people may not realize how many actions they take may seem completely disconnected from the feet but can have a significant impact on their podiatric health.
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We want our Manhattan seniors to know the facts about falls and how to prevent them. Below are some common myths we’d like to help dispel.
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In September, we at Goldsmith Podiatry recognize National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. It’s estimated that nearly 20 percent of our children and teens are now obese.
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Goldsmith Podiatry wants to encourage parents to help their children start transitioning to a more active lifestyle and prepping for their sport now.
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At Goldsmith Podiatry, we know back to school may look quite different this year, but keeping up familiar rituals like shopping for new shoes will give your child a sense of reassurance. And, chances are, their feet have grown and it’s time for new shoes regardless of what the classroom situation looks like.
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The Achilles tendon is a long band of tissue that connects the muscle of the calf to the heel bone. It enables the heel to lift off the ground when you walk. Although it’s a strong tendon, when a sudden and extreme force is exerted on the tendon causing it to overstretch, a tear or complete rupture can occur.
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Part of what makes surgery scary is the fear of the unknown. Below are five questions to ask before surgery to help clarify what will happen and allay uncertainties you may have.
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