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Despite being widespread, there are several myths about fungal foot infections that can lead to confusion and improper treatment. Desert Podiatric Medical Specialists is here to clear up some of the most common misconceptions to help you manage your foot health better. Myth 1: Only Athletes Get Athlete’s Foot While athlete’s foot is commonly associated…
Paying attention to the condition of your toenails can help catch systemic health problems, and bacterial or fungal toenail infection. Changes in the color and texture of your toenails are often one of the first indications of other issues, so be sure to bring them to the attention of your foot doctor. Toenail conditions that can…
With the complex array of bones, muscles, ligaments, and other tissues that comprise your feet, and ankles it’s more than likely you will suffer a foot or ankle injury or develop a disease that requires a visit to your foot doctor for the proper diagnosis and treatment. There are many reasons you should consult with your podiatrist,…
November is American Diabetes Month and an excellent time to recognize that hundreds of millions of people worldwide have been diagnosed with this potentially debilitating condition. Half a billion more may be at risk. The good news is that with proper diet and exercise, diabetes can be prevented. For patients who have the disease, complications like foot ulcers can…
Since fungal toenail infections tend to develop rather slowly, they can be nearly unnoticeable in the beginning with just some minor discoloration being evident. But as the condition progresses, the fungus will have more pronounced effects that may eventually lead to nail removal to treat the underlying infection. Early indications of a fungal toenail infection often include…
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.
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