Signs of a neuroma include unusual sensations in the bottom of the foot or the toes such as tingly, burning or numbness. Patients with neuromas may also notice swelling between their toes.
5 Tips for Starting a New Exercise Program
Maintain Healthy Habits During the Holidays
Avoid Holiday Slip-Ups
3 Exercises To Relieve Foot Pain
Do’s and Don’ts for Avoiding Gout
Sports Pros and Amateurs Suffer from Chronic Ankle Problems
10 Ways To Treat “Pump Bump”
Ouch! What’s This Pain in the Ball of My Foot?
Toenail Problems with Ghoulish Symptoms
Use the RICE Response for Foot Injuries
Post-Op Myths Make for Rougher Recovery
Bunions Become More Painful Over Time
What’s Your Fall Risk?
New Shoes for a New School Year
Q & A about Orthotics and Shoe Inserts
Facts about Foot Health
Enjoy Your Day at the Beach
5 Ways Seniors Can Protect Their Feet
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.