The holidays can be a time when healthy habits go out the window. For the health of your feet (and the rest of your body) try to keep up good habits.
Are You Ready for Your Podiatrist Appointment?
Facts about Foot Health
Do’s and Don’ts for Avoiding Flip-Flop Fall Out
Man-Handling Diabetes
Celebrate Foot Health Awareness Month
April is Foot Health Awareness Month and at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC, we would like to encourage patients to get more actively involved in the health and care of their feet by doing regular self-exams.
4 Ways To Improve Foot Health with Diet
Simple Steps for Shedding Unwanted Pounds
3 Fall Foot Problems
As the last days of summer fade away and cooler autumn temperatures come our way, we at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC see a change in the foot complaints that patients bring to us.
5 Ways to Improve Foot Health
June is National Safety Month
Walking—it’s one of the best forms of exercise out there and an activity that we at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC heartily recommend to our patients for overall good health.
Treating and Preventing Warts
On the feet, the most common wart that we treat at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC is the plantar wart.
Keeping Yourself and Your Family Safe Skin Cancer
May is National Skin Cancer and National Melanoma Awareness Months and with our patients gearing up to hit our beautiful Nassau and Suffolk County beaches we at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group PC thought this was the perfect time to address this important issue.
Overworked Feet Can Lead to Trouble
Most of us spend a good portion of our time each week at work. Depending on the type of job you have, your feet may be at risk for chronic foot conditions or injury. At Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC, we encourage patients to pay attention to the warning signs your feet may be giving you and take steps to prevent foot problems.
Best Fork/Best Foot Forward
March is National Nutrition Month. What does food have to do with your feet? Well at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC we’re glad you asked. There are a number of ways that your diet can impact your podiatric health, including:
Should I Call the Foot Doctor?
5 Changes for a Healthier Heart
Your feet help keep your heart in shape by allowing you to be active and exercise. A healthy heart means better circulation which can help patients avoid or lessen the threat of complications from diseases such as diabetes and certain forms of arthritis that can harm your feet.