Hagerstown woman recovers after spending more than a decade in a wheelchair
Hagerstown woman recovers after spending more than a decade in a wheelchair
Nov 5th, 2019
Hagerstown woman recovers after spending more than a decade in a wheelchair
Most Heel Pain Does Not Require Surgery: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Provides Tips on Buying Running Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis
MD Podiatrist Discusses Compression Sock Use
MD Podiatrist Discusses Gout as a Cause of Foot Pain
MD Podiatrist Discusses How to Keep Feet Warm in Winter
Risks of Barefoot Walking Outweigh the Risks: MD Podiatrist
Crocs Not Recommended for Kids: MD Podiatrist
Faster Treatment of DFUs Saves Limbs: MD Podiatrist
Choose a Running Shoe with an Arch Support: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Provides Winter Boot Buying Tips
90% of My Patients Wear Wrong Sized Footwear: MD Podiatrist
Boaters Need to Wear Socks Too: MD Podiatrist
Supportive Shoes Mean Less Wear and Tear on Joints: MD Podiatrist
Proper Socks Help Minimize Blister Formation: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Explains Differences Between Men's and Women's Running Shoes
Diet is Key Factor for Diabetics: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Emphasizes the Health Benefits of Foot Soaks
MD Podiatrist Discusses How to Choose a Good Children's Shoe
MD Podiatrist Discusses Best Shoes for Nurses
Heel Pain in 6-14 Year Olds a Warning Sign: MD Podiatrist
Choose Fit over Fashion for Back to School Shoes: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Discusses Exfoliant Peel for Feet
Botox Can be Used to Treat Foot Conditions: MD Podiatrist
Achilles Tendon Injuries Can be Prevented: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Discusses Back to School Shoe Shopping
MD Podiatrist Discusses Causes of Heel Fissures
Walking Barefoot is Risky, Especially for Diabetics: MD Podiatrist
Lack of Protection of Feet in Summer Leads to More Injuries: MD Podiatrist
Look for Summer Shoes with Built-in Arch Supports: MD Podiatrist
Ultramarathon Winner in Sandals is an Outlier: MD Podiatrist
Plantar Fasciitis at Epidemic Proportions: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Comments on "Barbie Feet: Instagram Craze
MD Podiatrist Comments on Renaissance in Foot Care in the NBA
Maryland Podiatrist Emphasizes the Importance of Wearing Proper Foot Wear
Majority of Heel Pain Patients Have Plantar Fascia Tears: MD Podiatrist
Proper Shoe Fitting and Break-in are the Keys to Blister Prevention: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Explains Why Children's Shoes Should Not be Bought Online
Make Smart Choices When it Comes to Footwear
MD Podiatrist Discusses Pre-Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy
MD Podiatrist Advises How Long to Wear High Heels
Maryland Foot & Ankle Surgeon discusses “Hot Feet.”
MD Podiatrist Provides Children’s Shoe Buying Advice
Keeping Nail Polish on Too Long is Dangerous: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Provides Spring Foot Health Tips
Stay Away From Platform Sandals: MD Podiatrist
Amputation Prevention for Diabetics
Diabetics Should Not Walk Barefoot: MD Podiatrist
Many Women Wear the Wrong Type of Shoe: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Discusses Basics of a Good Running Shoe
Intervening Early is Key to Treating Bunions: MD Podiatrist
Exercises are Key to Maintaining Foot & Ankle Strength and ROM: MD Podiatrist
MD Podiatrist Suggests That British Royal had Bunion Surgery
Fish Skin Strikingly Similar to Human Skin: MD Podiatrist
Aging Feet More Prone to Foot Issues
The feet and ankles work together to provide support and mobility to the body. A foot or ankle sprain is a soft tissue injury.
Peripheral neuropathy is damage of the peripheral nerves. Your peripheral nerves—the nerves in your toes and fingertips—are the ones on the periphery of your body.
One of the most common ailments that people complain of are bunions. A #bunion is a bump that forms on the base of the joint of the big toe.
#February is National Heart Healthy Month so today we have dedicated our#wackyshoewednesday to some pretty crazy heart heels!
With #Valentine'sDay quickly approaching, don't forget you can always give the gift of a gift certificate to our Safe Spa!
How can psoriasis be treated, you ask? According to Dr. Michaels, mild psoriasis can be treated with a topical steroid cream applied directly to the affected area.
Since we are still dealing with the wonderful#winter season, now is a great time to discuss skin issues. Some people, especially diabetics, suffer from excessive dry skin. But how do you know when it is more than #dryskin?
The #answer to our #funfactfriday question is: The big toe! The Hallux is the most common toe to become ingrown.
#funfact friday is here! Question of the day: On what toe are #ingrown toenails most common?
So, let's say that you have seen Dr. Michaels and he has performed the #ingrowntoenailprocedure. You may be wondering how you should care for it after leaving our office and what to expect.
When #VictoriaBeckham wore these #christianlouboutin heels we are sure that they were at the height of fashion!
You may be wondering how an #ingrowntoenail is treated. Luckily for you, Dr. Michaels has created a video discussing possible treatment options and ways to deal with a pesky ingrown nail.
A few weeks ago we talked about surgery and learned that the most common in-office surgery is to correct ingrown toenails.
For this #funfactfriday, let's talk about celebrities! Can you guess which of these three celebrities has been caught with#fungal nails?
While fungal nails can be a bothersome infection, Dr. Michaels has found some techniques to fight back. One of our most popular treatment methods is the use of an FDA approved laser.
One way that a person can acquire a #fungal infection is by going to a nail salon that does not use #sterile practices.
Let's talk about something that isn't so pleasant....#fungus or fungal infections (onychomycosis in medical jargon).
Dig deep into your mind today and take a guess for #funfactfriday!
Instead of #wackyshoewednesday, we decided to show you a few examples of what your custom molded orthotics could look like!
Do you suffer from foot pain? Does the ball of your foot hurt? Do you have pain in the arch of your foot?
When is surgery necessary? According to our very own Dr. Michaels, "#footsurgery would be necessary when a person is no longer responsive to consevsative treatments and pain, discomfort, and deformity still persist."
