Get Valuable Tips About Your Foot and Ankle Pain
If you are tired of living with foot and ankle pain, you’re probably looking for tips to help get relief. Look through these blog posts with helpful guidance and advice from our Cincinnati podiatrists.
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Why We Don’t Rush to the Knife Dr. Cynthia Miller and her team at Family Foot and Ankle Center perform surgical procedures when necessary, but prefer using noninvasive methods. -
Getting Your Feet Into Running Shape If you’re hitting the road after a long winter break, be sure to follow these tips to get feet into shape and prevent injury, says Family Foot & Ankle Center. -
How to Prevent Heel Fissures Moisturizing regularly and avoiding barefoot walking are among the strategies you can use to prevent heel fissures, says Family Foot & Ankle -
Soothing Cracked Heels Patients will be relieved to hear that most cracked heels (also known as heel fissures) can be soothed at home using gentle care methods. -
Overcoming a Stubborn Case of Athlete’s Foot Athlete’s foot can usually be treated through home care with OTC products, but you have to stay disciplined! Family Foot and Ankle Center explains. -
Caring for Diabetic Wounds The doctors at Family Foot and Ankle Center in Greater Cincinnati discuss their treatment procedures for caring for diabetic wounds. -
Stop the Suffering from an Ingrown Toenail Ingrown toenails can cause a lot of pain, but the experts at Family Foot & Ankle Center can offer simple remedies to help you stop the suffering. -
Don’t Wait to Deal with Toenail Fungus The experts at Family Foot & Ankle Center in Cincinnati, OH explain why you should seek treatment for fungal toenails early—it takes time to clear! -
Dealing with a Foot Blister The podiatrists at Family Foot and Ankle Center in Cincinnati, OH share their tips for dealing with a foot blister, whether it’s already popped or not. -
Can Complex Wounds Be Saved from Amputation? Due to medical advances, feet and legs may be saved despite complex wounds via limb salvage surgery, says Family Foot and Ankle Center in Ohio. -
Be Proactive: It Could Save a Limb (or a Life) Don’t wait to get a diabetic foot condition checked until it’s too late! Being proactive isn’t just good sense—it could save your limb, or your life. -
Smoking Is Bad For Your Feet Too Although smoking’s effects on the lungs are well know, your feet and legs can greatly suffer from this addiction as well, says Family Foot & Ankle Center. -
Early Signs of Charcot Foot Detecting early signs of Charcot foot, like swelling, redness, and warm skin, can help you avoid surgery or amputation, says Family Foot and Ankle Center. -
Neuropathy | Prevention | Cures Kicking bad habits and leading a healthy lifestyle is often the most important component of treatment to halt neuropathy, says Family Foot and Ankle Center. -
Exploring How Feet Change as They Age Feet tend to get wider, drier, and flatter as they age, along with other changes. Family Foot and Ankle Center explores and explains these evoluitions. -
Improving Balance at Every Age Like any skill, balance can be improved through practice—even as you age. Family Foot & Ankle Center shares advice and exercises to try at home. -
Managing Arthritis Pain in Feet and Ankles There may not be a cure for arthritis, but there’s still plenty you can do to help control and manage painful symptoms, says Family Foot and Ankle Center. -
Keep Feet Healthy in Cold, Slushy Winter Cincinnati winters can bring a lot of rain, snow, and slush. Family Foot & Ankle Center offers tips to keep your feet dry, clean, healthy and safe. -
Diabetic Foot Care New Year’s Resolutions Family Foot & Ankle Center in Greater Cincinnati suggests a few foot care-related New Year’s resolutions for patients struggling with diabetes. -
Tarsal Coalition Treatments for Limping Children Tarsal coalition is a serious congenital flatfoot condition, but that doesn’t necessarily mean your child needs surgery, says Family Foot & Ankle Center.