Sweaty Feet and Laser Therapy
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
Nobody likes having sweaty feet. Individuals frequently notice excessive sweating, particularly in their feet. It can be an embarrassment, and sadly, many people suffer in silence. What, therefore, is the source of excessive sweating? Certain individuals who suffer from this issue may have a condition called hyperhidrosis. If you have hyperhidrosis, your sweat glands are overactive and create more sweat than the body needs to maintain temperature. This might result in excessive sweating in some parts of the body, such as the armpits, hands, and feet. Diabetes is another reason for excessive pe ..read more
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How Podiatrists Can Help with Shin Splints
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
During the new year, it is common for people to start new exercise programs as part of their new year’s resolutions. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced athlete, shin splints can be a painful ailment that keeps you on the bench. As podiatrists, we can diagnose and treat your shin splints as well as offer advice on how you can reduce your risk of shin splints in the future. What Are Shin Splints? Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome or MTSS, are the inflammation of muscles, tendons, and bone tissue around your tibia. This painful condition is often associated with ..read more
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Preventing Dry, Cracked Heels This Winter
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
During the winter, when you bundle up with extra layers, coats, and scarves to keep warm and defend against the cold–don’t forget about your feet! The dry winter air can steal moisture from your skin and feet, making the dead skin around your heels likely to harden and crack. Read on to learn about how to protect your feet and prevent cracked heels this winter. Cracked Heels & Winter Though cracked heels can occur at any time of the year, they are a common winter ailment. The winter means cold, dry air with little humidity drying out your skin. While most people remember to keep themselves ..read more
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Fungal Nail Infections
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
It can be easy to get a nail infection, and if you’ve ever had one you know how stubborn they can be and how easily they can spread to other nails. Fungal nail infections, medically known as onychomycosis, are infections caused by fungi that can affect either the fingernails or the toenails and can develop in, under, or on the nail. Fungi are tiny and can only be seen with microscopes. While fungi are everywhere and sometimes can live on your skin without trouble, an overabundance of fungus can lead to infection. Symptoms Often developing slowly over time, it can be awhile before the patient n ..read more
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Treating Sweaty Feet
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
Do you find your feet sweat constantly at times for no reason at all? Do you carry an extra pair of socks or shoes with you in case you sweat too much? Though it is normal to sweat a little when the weather is warm, if you are in a crowded area with minimal airflow, or at times when you feel a little anxious, excessive foot sweating may be an indication of hyperhidrosis. At Paragon Podiatry, we are able to diagnose and treat patients who may be struggling with sweaty feet. What is Hyperhidrosis? Sweating is a necessary function to help keep your body cool when temperatures heat up. People with ..read more
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Hammertoes
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
A hammertoe is a type of deformity commonly found in the lower digits of the foot. If left untreated, it can cause extreme pain and make it hard to walk and wear shoes. What is a Hammertoe? As mentioned above, a hammertoe is a foot deformity typically found in the lower digits of the foot. In this condition, the toe is bent at the middle joint, making it look like a hammer. Hammertoes can also lead to other foot conditions such as bunions, corns, or calluses. There are two types of hammertoes: Flexible Hammertoes- This is the first stage of hammertoes where the joint and toe is still moveable ..read more
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Back-To-School Podiatry Tips
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
With the school year about to start, we know parents and caregivers are busy getting ready for the first day of class. School shoes are a popular item on the back-to-school checklist, and we are here to offer our assistance so that your child can begin the new year on the right foot. Schedule Your Child’s Foot Assessment A child’s feet grow quickly, so you may notice your child’s sock and shoe size change every few months. It can be difficult at times for parents to keep up with all the changes and to know what is normal and what to look out for. The development of a child’s foot is important ..read more
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Selecting Your Summer Footwear
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
From flip flops, sandals, wedge heels, and even barefoot in the sand, your summer footwear options are endless. Summer footwear may be fun, but unfortunately, many of the summer options lack adequate support compared to other seasonal shoes. Fortunately, we are here to help and made a guide to protecting your feet with the right footwear this summer. Though there are many wonderful pairs of shoes out there, when selecting the right pair, it is important to remember that everyone’s feet and foot care needs are different so it may take trial and error before you find the right pair for your need ..read more
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What are Misaligned Feet?
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
Foot pain is a common complaint to which nearly everyone can relate. Though some may only experience it after a great trek through the wilderness or when breaking in new shoes, others may have chronic pain and discomfort that they just can’t solve. Many people are unaware that their feet may not be properly aligned leading to foot pain and a variety of secondary conditions that can affect the rest of their bodies and quality of life. What are Misaligned Feet? When you stand straight and face forward, your ankle bone should rest over the front edge of your heel bone creating a space known as th ..read more
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When Should I Get Bunion Surgery?
Ernest L. Isaacson DPM PC | Podiatry Blog
by doctormmdev
2y ago
Here’s a question I get pretty often: why feet?  And I answer, because I love feet. And usually I’ll add a comment about how it’s a good thing I’m not a gastroenterologist or a urologist or something along those lines. But the next question I get almost as often, is when should I have my bunion surgery, or any other foot surgery?  And that, my dear NYC podiatry patients, is the topic of this week’s fun and fact filled blog. Elective surgery, like stock market fluctuations and ad prices on my favorite daytime soap operas, is seasonal. There may be a better time to unde ..read more
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