One of the most common—and most uncomfortable—conditions our Manhattan patients come to us with at Goldsmith Podiatry is an ingrown toenail.
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At 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?
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It’s a beautiful spring day, and you have half an hour with no plans—what should you do? At Goldsmith Podiatry, we’d suggest taking a walk.
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It’s Foot Health Awareness Month. Whether you’ve slacked off on your foot care regimen or have never really developed one, here’s how to take a step (or steps!) in the right direction and improve the health of your feet and ankles.
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There are a few reasons why your feet may swell. If this is more than just the result of a long day of standing and occurs regularly, it’s important to track down the cause.
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At Goldsmith Podiatry, a disease we are concerned about that can severely impact your feet is diabetes. Recognizing the signs of diabetes can mean getting treatment in the earliest stages.
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This spring, particularly after a year of being cooped up due to COVID, we know people are looking forward to being active again and they may be at higher risk for injuries after an extended period of inactivity.
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In 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.
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March is National Nutrition Month and we’d like to take this opportunity to share some information with our Manhattan patients about how your eating habits impact your feet.
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The root cause of weak ankles is usually an ankle sprain or sprains in the past. When you suffer an ankle-twisting injury, the ligaments surrounding your ankle get overly stretched and, in severe sprains, even torn.
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As 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.
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Patrick Mahomes has been battling a severe turf toe injury, which he will finally be able to fully rehabilitate in the offseason.
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Taking steps to improve the health of your heart ultimately improves the health of your feet and your entire body. Here are some do’s and don’ts for a healthier you.
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Hypertension is associated with poor circulation, which can spell big trouble for your lower extremities. Luckily, you can lower your blood pressure and prevent hypertension from developing if you follow these suggestions.
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Here are some facts about nerve disorders and the effects they have on your feet.
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Many 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.
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There are several foot and ankle injuries common among football players. It may surprise you to know even if you’re not a professional athlete, they can happen to you too.
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Much of what makes patients uncomfortable about surgery is fear of the unknown. There are, however, several ways you can prepare for a surgery that will decrease anxiety and increase the speed and success of your recovery.
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Better 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.
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Weather conditions, slippery surfaces, and the hustle and bustle of the holiday season can all lead to a greater incidence of ankle sprains. Here are some tips to avoid foot and ankle injuries.
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