Raynaud’s can occur on its own, known as Primary Raynaud’s, or in conjunction with another medical condition, in which case it is considered Secondary Raynaud’s.
What’s This Lump in the Bottom of My Foot?
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.
Can Diet Affect Psoriasis?
August is Psoriasis Awareness Month and at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC we want to explore some dietary changes that may reduce the flare ups from psoriasis.
3 Ways to Prevent Blisters this Summer
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.
Getting to the Bottom of Gout
4 Steps to Stronger Bones
May is National Osteoporosis Month and with nearly a quarter of the bones in your body being located in your feet we at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC want our patients to aware of this important facet of foot health.
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.
Do You Need Bunion Surgery?
Bunions are a condition that patients frequently seek treatment for at Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC. A bunion is the outward sign of a problem with the bones inside your foot. Typically, the big toe begins to drift toward the second toe and over time, the bones in the toe shift out of place, causing the visible bump on the side of the big toe.
Facts about Hammertoes
Plantar Fasciitis: A Big Pain in the Heel
Preventing Winter Foot Health Problems
At Long Island Foot & Ankle Group, PC, we want patients to be aware of certain conditions that are prevalent at this time of year and how they can protect their feet.