5 Ways to Celebrate International Podiatry Day

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.

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Detecting Early Signs of a Bunions

With 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.

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Achilles Injury Devastates NY Jets

At Goldsmith Podiatry, we know many Jets fans among our Manhattan patients. Those watching the recent game against the Buffalo Bills were horrified to witness star quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s debut season with the team come to a quick end after a sack by Leonard Floyd resulted in a tear in the Achilles tendon of Rodgers’s left leg. Learn more about what causes Achilles tendonitis and how to prevent injury.

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5 Facts You Should Know about Ingrown Toenails

At Goldsmith Podiatry, we know that just because a podiatric issue is common doesn’t mean that our Manhattan patients know all they need to about treating and preventing it. Ingrown toenails are one such condition. Here are five things to know about ingrown toenails and how to deal with them.

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Busting Myths about Seniors and Falls

Did you know that over 3 million adults aged 65 and over are treated in emergency rooms yearly for injuries caused by a fall? Falls are the number one cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries among seniors. September is Fall Prevention Month and is a great opportunity to bring this problem to the forefront and one we at Goldsmith Podiatry want to share with our Manhattan patients.

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Recognizing Fungal Infections on Your Feet and Toes

As we get ready to say farewell to summer, at Goldsmith Podiatry we want our Manhattan patients to be aware of a potential unwanted reminder of the season: A fungal infection. For many people, summer involves a lot of barefoot time, which can result in athlete’s foot or toenail fungus since these infections are passed on by direct contact.

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Peripheral Arterial Disease and Foot Health

Peripheral 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.

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7 Tips for Smart Back-to-School Shoe Shopping

Back-to-School shopping is right around the corner! At Goldsmith Podiatry, we know that one of the best ways to protect the health of your child's feet is by getting them quality shoes that fit properly. Here is a cheat sheet to make shoe shopping a breeze.

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