Discover the transformative benefits of custom orthotics for your feet at Advanced Feet and Ankle Care. Manage and prevent foot conditions with personalized support.
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To take care of your feet the best you can, it’s important to learn about how diabetes can impact foot health and how to prevent it. The staff at Advanced Feet and Ankle Care are sharing some helpful information and tips on how to manage foot care with this chronic disease.
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Are you among the many people who believe that foot pain is a normal, unavoidable part of aging? It’s just not true! With professional care provided by a qualified podiatrist, you can enjoy healthy, comfortable feet, ankles, and lower legs throughout your life. Here are some of the common issues that podiatrists Dr. Jason Grossman and Dr. Paul A. Osemene address in their older patients.
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Do you enjoy spending time outdoors, even in the hot summer months? Many people take advantage of the longer days to mow the lawn, take a swim, go for a run, or play sports before or after work. Exercising in the fresh air is a great joy for many people, but it’s important to take active steps to stay safe. Here are ten tips for you from podiatrists Dr. Jason Grossman and Dr. Paul A. Osemene.
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The discomfort of plantar fasciitis can be problematic, causing difficulty wearing shoes, standing, walking, running, and even going about everyday activities. The more you know about plantar fasciitis, the easier it will be for you to spot its symptom and see a podiatrist like Dr. Jason Grossman and Dr. Paul A. Osemene for prompt care.
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Walking is one of the very best things you can do to ensure good health. Here are some things that Middlesex County podiatrists Dr. Jason Grossman and Dr. Paul A. Osemene want you to know as you head out.
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No matter what kind of activity you enjoy in the fresh air, it’s important to ensure your footwear is in good condition and keeps your feet and ankles healthy. Do you know what to look for and when it’s time for a trip to the shoe store?
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March 22 is “As Young as You Feel Day.” How young do your feet and ankles feel?
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Bone spurs are one common cause of heel pain. If you’re experiencing heel pain without an obvious cause, it’s time to see your podiatrist.
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January 23 is National Measure Your Feet Day and an excellent opportunity to ensure your footwear provides you with the comfort and support you need for good foot health.
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Are you holiday shopping? It’s an excellent opportunity to give someone you love a present that will preserve and protect foot health in the year to come! Need some ideas? Here are a few from Middlesex County podiatrists Dr. Jason Grossman and Dr. Paul A. Osemene.
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Two of the most common foot deformities are bunions and hammertoes. Do you know what they are and what steps to take to treat them?
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Did you know nearly 90% of Americans experience foot pain at some point in their lives? Women are more likely than men to have an issue, even more so after age 65.
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If you are getting ready to walk, run, play sports, or hike outside in the coming months, now is the perfect time to give some thought to your footwear.
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A bunion is one of the common and painful foot deformities your foot doctor can diagnose and treat.
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Pregnancy is a different experience for everyone, but issues related to foot health are common. Here are two foot issues that are common during pregnancy.
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Cold feet are common in the winter. However, if your feet are cold year-round, it can be a sign of illness, including circulatory ailment or thyroid disease.
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It’s the time of year when many people make New Year’s resolutions. Here are some options to consider to improve your foot health.
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When it comes to foot and ankle health, heel pain is a common complaint. Find out if you are at risk from this painful condition.
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Most people will have a callus on their feet at some point. See your podiatrist for help with this foot condition.
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