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Footcare is essential for overall health, yet many of us unknowingly engage in habits that can do more harm than good. Below, Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists explores common foot care practices that may seem beneficial but can actually lead to discomfort and long-term issues. Understanding these pitfalls can help you make better choices for your…
Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists understands how important foot health is to patients’ overall well-being, and how recognizing signs of common foot problems is part of keeping feet happy and healthy. Below, the team explores some prevalent foot problems, their symptoms, and when to seek professional help. 1. Plantar Fasciitis Symptoms: Tip: Stretching exercises can help…
As summer winds down, it’s the perfect time to give some extra love and attention to your feet. After all the sand, sun, and the occasional marathon of summer activities, your feet might be feeling a bit worse for wear, so the foot care experts at Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists are here to help you…
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…
Say goodbye to foot troubles with Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists! From corns and warts to ingrown nails and fungal infections, our podiatrists offer expert care and innovative treatments.
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…
Did you know that December 4 is National Sock Day? We love a day to celebrate the often-colorful accessories that also serve a greater purpose for our foot health. The holiday celebrates the socks that have stuck together. We’re talking about the big win of finding a matching pair of socks. While we think about…
Our feet have a bigger job than we think, and they need the proper care. As we become more active, get older, and continue to go about our daily lives, you can find that our feet suffer from various issues that can cause pain and other problems later on. Thankfully, a podiatrist knows how to…
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,…
All the wear and tear of daily living adds up over time with a variety of foot and ankle problems becoming increasingly more likely and more severe. Toe deformities like bunions and hammertoes are more common and immune and circulation problems can add a host of other worrisome issues. Fortunately, by making regular visits to your foot doctor you…
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…
Your feet and ankles absorb an inordinate amount of pressure and stress throughout your life with the telltale signs of aging eventually becoming more and more evident.
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…
Our poor aching feet! They have more than their share of skin problems in all seasons. Here are the top 5 foot problems that we routinely see in our office.
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