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While seemingly harmless, untreated corns and calluses can lead to complications that affect not only foot health but overall well-being. The expert team at Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists wants patients to be aware of all foot-related conditions that require prompt treatment to avoid complications in the future. Read on to see why taking care of…
There is marathon training, and then there is race day. Whether you are a first-time runner or an experienced one, foot care remains an important part of the process. Caring for your feet is something that prepares you for the big race day while also protecting you from potential injuries. While you pick out your…
It may feel like everything has stopped growing for the season, but there is one thing that hasn’t: your child’s feet. Children often experience growth spurts, and we can sometimes miss the signals that it is time for a new pair of shoes. If there’s one thing that we know, wearing the wrong size shoes…
Corns occur in both men and women of any age. They appear as hard, thick layers of skin that will happen when you have created friction and pressure on specific areas of your foot. While corns aren’t pretty to look at, they generally will not cause you pain, and they are reasonably easy to remove. In fact,…
Hammertoes get their name because they have started bending downward at the middle joint, resembling a hammer. In the early stages, before the hammertoe has become severely bent and rigid, different therapies may be applied to prevent further bending. These measures may help avoid future surgery. Toes can rub against each other, and on the inside…
Corns and calluses are thick, hardened layers of skin that can be annoying if not addressed. Calluses are most commonly formed on the ball of the foot and the heel area. Corns also form in response to excess pressure and rubbing, and frequently occur on the top of hammertoes. Thick calluses on the heels can…
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