When you’re better educated, you make better decisions. Browse our regularly updated blog for straightforward information about foot, ankle, and toenail conditions.
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Don't Ignore Dry Skin on Your Feet: It Could Be Athlete's FootAre you noticing dry, flaky skin on the bottom of your feet? It could be a sign of Athlete's Foot, a fungal infection that can lead to more serious problems.
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The Two Forgotten Bones in Your Big Toe PainMost sources indicate there are 26 bones in each foot. But that number actually isn’t correct. These two bones might impact you more than you know.
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The Problem with Advertising Toenail Fungus CuresAdvertisements make us believe that toenail fungus can be easily cured. In reality, however, it's not that simple. Find our tried and tested methods here.
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Why Should I Stretch My Feet? Our Roanoke Podiatrists ExplainHere are 3 ways to make sure your feet stay flexible, and reasons why stretching your feet consistently is so important - it could even save your life.
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Remember Tiger Woods?Some injuries to the foot and ankle seem as though they will never be completely healed. See how far modern medicine has come for healing feet.
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Are You Wearing the Right Shoe Size?One of the most overlooked places for foot pain is your shoe size. Learn how wearing the right shoe size can help prevent foot pain from our Roanoke podiatrists
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How to Choose the Right Sports Cleats For Your Feet and AnklesGood cleats can make a big difference in an athlete's performance and reduce the risk of injury on your feet. Learn what to consider when choosing a pair.
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What's that Bump on My Foot?What caused that bump on my foot? How do I treat that bump on my foot? A raised area on the bottom of the foot could be one of several things. Learn more here.
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What Should You Buy Over the Counter to Cure My Foot Problem?Overspending on over-the-counter products to resolve foot problems and not getting desired results. What do you do to cure your foot problem next?
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Do You Have High Foot Arches?Read about how foot conditions caused by a flat foot type cause many more foot problems arise due to flat feet (Pes Planus) than any other foot type