Do’s and Don’ts for Avoiding Summer Fungal Foot Infections

Fungal and bacterial conditions such as toenail fungus, warts, and athlete’s foot can be exceedingly annoying and unsightly. They can also create a serious medical problem if peripheral neuropathy, diabetes, or another condition reduces your circulation or suppresses your immune system. At Podiatry Center of New Jersey, we know that foot infections increase in the summer. Below are […]

Ways to Reduce Heat Edema in Your Feet

Edema is a fancy word for swelling, and at Podiatry Center of New Jersey, we know many of our patients have to deal with this annoying condition over the summer months. When the temperatures rise, your body dilates your blood vessels as a means of helping you cool down. It slows down circulation, and the excess […]

3 Reasons for Morning Foot Pain

It can be hard to get out of bed in the morning if you know your first few steps will be painful. At Podiatry Center of New Jersey, helping patients eliminate foot and ankle pain is our top priority. Below are three disorders known to cause foot discomfort in the morning and what to do […]

Summer Travel Tips for Healthy Feet

  Memorial Day is the unofficial kick-off of summer and at Podiatry Center of New Jersey, we know that many of our patients are looking forward to a getaway. While many people don’t think about their feet first when planning a trip, it’s important to realize that a foot injury or other painful condition can […]

Get Some Pep in Your Step with Orthotics

  Proper support for your feet can make a lasting difference. In particular, orthotics can help prevent severe conditions. Our podiatrists can help to fit you for a custom orthotic with state-of-the-art technology. Come and visit Podiatry Center of NJ at one of our 16 convenient locations, and experience what orthotics can do for you.

A Fibroma Can Cause Arch Pain

A plantar fibroma is a condition caused by a thickening of the fibrous tissue on the bottom of your foot. This tissue is called the plantar fascia. As the fibroma grows, nodules may appear on the fibrous filaments that combine to make your arch, causing your toes to bend and stiffen.

What Aging Does to Your Feet

Experiencing changes to your body as you get older is natural, but you may not be aware of how aging affects your feet. When you are in your twenties and thirties, your feet are at their strongest. The muscles begin losing their strength at this point, and the bones are thinning, which can lead to […]