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.
Head to Your Podiatrist to Heal Those Feet!
Your feet play such a big part in how you can function. However, throughout your life, you will see that they need help in keeping you upright and mobile. That is where you gain the benefits of a podiatrist. Instead of letting problems get worse, you will be able to have feet that look and […]
The Top 3 Foot Injuries
Even though people who exercise excessively or who play competitive sports are more likely to suffer a foot injury, everyday sprains and fractures can happen while just crossing the street or tripping over the curb.
How Orthotic Shoe Inserts Help Your Feet, Ankles, Knees and Back
Custom orthotic shoe inserts are excellent for treating the pain and discomfort of many common foot and ankle conditions, without the need for surgery.
What Is This Painful Bump on My Heel?
Haglund’s deformity is characterized by a bony protrusion that forms on the heel at the location where the Achilles tendon inserts at the heel bone.
5 Tips for Avoiding Fungal Toenails
Fungal toenail is an ugly and often malodorous condition. This problem tends to become more common in the summer months due to increased sporting activities and sweating that contribute to conditions that fungi love.
3 Ways To Reduce Bunion Pain
Bunions are a toe deformity that is thought to be inherited, but it can be exacerbated by many factors. Bunions tend to worsen over time, so it is best to see your foot doctor at the beginning stages when they are easier to treat.
Peripheral Artery Disease Causes Foot Problems
Your arteries can be affected by plaque and fat deposits that cause them to narrow, thereby reducing blood flow to your extremities.
What Causes Cracked Heels?
Heel calluses form as a natural reaction to the stress and pressure that is applied to your feet on a daily basis.