Decode your health through toenails! From color changes to texture and structure, discover how toenail appearance reflects underlying issues. Listen to your nails and prioritize foot health for overall well-being. Consult a podiatrist for proper evaluation and care.
Ready for Vacation? Treat Your Heel Pain Before You Go!
Essential Tips for Preventing Ingrown Toenails After a Toenail Procedure
Caring for Your Toenails After Laser Treatment for Fungal Toenails: A Comprehensive Guide
Easing the Pinch: A Podiatrist's Guide to Overcoming Needle Phobia
Dry, Cracked Heels: A Comprehensive Skincare Regimen
A Step Towards Safety: The Role of Quality Footwear in Falls Prevention for Older Individuals
A Podiatrist's Guide to Quieting Squeaky Orthotics
Unveiling the Smoke Trail: The Impact of Smoking on Your Feet According to a Podiatrist
Navigating the Night: Understanding and Alleviating Neuropathy Discomfort for a Restful Sleep
Unveiling the Power of Laser Treatment for Neuromas: A Podiatrist's Perspective
Toenail Troubles: How Diabetes Increases Susceptibility to Fungal Infections
Diabetes is a complex chronic condition that affects various aspects of an individual's health, including the feet. One common issue that people with diabetes often face is a higher susceptibility to fungal nail infections, medically known as onychomycosis. Fungal infections in the nails cannot only be painful and unsightly but can potentially lead to more severe foot complications if left untreated. Read on why diabetics are more prone to fungal nail infections and what treatment options are available.
Infected Ingrown Toenails and Diabetes: A Call for Immediate Attention and Care
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires meticulous care and attention, especially when it comes to foot health. Individuals with diabetes are more prone to foot complications due to reduced blood circulation and nerve damage. One such common foot issue is an ingrown toenail, which can lead to infections and potentially serious consequences like amputation if left untreated. Find out why it is critically important to seek prompt treatment for an infected ingrown toenail, especially for those with diabetes.
Home Treatments for Peripheral Neuropathy: Finding Comfort in Your Space
Peripheral neuropathy, a common condition among individuals with diabetes and other underlying health issues, can cause discomfort, pain, and tingling in the extremities. Managing this condition is crucial to improving quality of life and maintaining daily activities. While medical intervention is often necessary, there are several home treatments and lifestyle adjustments that can help alleviate symptoms and promote overall well-being.
Soleful Struggles: Managing Heel Pain in Individuals Living with Diabetes
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Having diabetes along with heel pain can be challenging to treat. Heel pain, which can significantly impact an individual's quality of life. Heel pain in diabetics can stem from various causes, and understanding these factors is crucial for effective management and relief.
Beyond Insurance: The Freedom and Flexibility of Direct Pay Podiatric Care
Welcome to Lighthouse Foot and Ankle in Scarborough, Maine! I'm Dr. Michele Kurlanski, and I'm excited to share the many advantages of being a direct care, direct pay podiatrist who doesn't participate with insurance. At Lighthouse Foot and Ankle, we prioritize delivering personalized, high-quality care that revolves around your specific needs and goals.
The BEST Treatment for Infected Ingrown Toenails
Unraveling the Symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy: Recognizing Nerve-related Warning Signs
Peripheral neuropathy is a condition characterized by nerve dysfunction that can affect the nerves outside of the spinal column. Peripheral neuropathy is a very general term for nerve damage or injury with a host of symptoms. Peripheral neuropathy can be caused by several conditions including diabetes, trauma, vitamin deficiency, alcohol use, shingles (herpes zoster), Lyme disease, and hepatitis C. It often manifests with a range of symptoms that can vary in intensity and location.