Get the help and tips you need straight from the minds of our Carolina foot and ankle doctors. Read our blog for information that’ll help you find the right treatment and care plan for your foot pain.
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Finding Proper Footwear If You Have Diabetes Diabetes causes poor circulation in the feet, but proper footwear can greatly help with your health and wellness. Learn how to choose the right shoes here. -
When You Have Diabetes, Dry Skin Can Be More Than Just a Nuisance For a person with diabetes, dry skin on the feet can lead to much more significant and dangerous issues. A podiatrist can help keep your feet healthy. -
The Cause of Your Back Pain Might Be Close to the Ground If you are experiencing ongoing back pain, the problem may be related to your feet. A podiatrist can help you solve the problem and find relief. -
Don’t Let Diabetes Put Your Feet in Danger If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, you need to be aware of potential foot problems. A podiatrist can help you keep your feet healthy. -
Picking the Right Footwear Is Essential to the Health of Your Feet and Ankles You already know you probably shouldn’t wear high heels or flip-flops, but here are some other kinds of footwear to avoid. -
Not Just Blowing Smoke: Smoking Can Have Negative Impacts on the Health of Your Feet It might not seem like smoking could have much of an effect on your feet, but you might be surprised. Here’s advice for minimizing problems. -
What to Know About Rheumatoid Arthritis in Your Feet—and What to Do About it Rheumatoid arthritis in the feet can lead to a range of additional issues, making it important to spot and address it early. Your podiatrist can help. -
The Ins and Outs of Out-Toeing—What You Should Know About Causes and Treatments Do your child’s feet point outwards when they walk? Out-toeing usually resolves itself, but an evaluation by a podiatrist is a good idea. -
In-toeing Is Not Usually a Serious Issue in Children—But Evaluation Can Be Helpful Many children have toes that point inward toward each other. Known as in-toeing, this condition usually resolves itself, but not always. -
Easing Stubborn Neuroma Pain Do you feel like your sock is bunched-up in your shoe? Is it painful? Carolina Podiatry Group has options for you.