People will often treat a foot condition at home before seeing a doctor, but not all treatments have the desired effect. In our blog, our podiatrists explore the most common reasons patients suffer from foot deformities and chronic pain, offering long-term solutions to stop these ailments from coming back.
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Difference between Hammertoes vs. Claw Toe If your shoes don’t fit properly, issues like hammerheads and claw toes may develop. Our Greater Washington Advance podiatrist in MD, explain more here. -
Available To Take Your Appointment Greater Washington Advanced Podiatry is open for appointments. Our office is following all Federal State and County guidelines to keep everyone safe. -
Type 1 and 2 Diabetes Diabetes affects millions of people in America. Here, learn more about prevention and treatment of this condition. -
Itchy Legs When You Exercise or Walk Do you get itchy legs when you walk or exercise? There are a few different syndromes and problems associated with this annoying problem. -
Internet Is a Poor Source of Foot Information Foot and ankle patients using the internet for a diagnosis are likely to come across poor quality information. Learn how to identify a good website. -
Ingrown Toenails An ingrown toenail occurs when the edge of the nail, usually on the big toe, grows into the skin adjacent to it. Learn more about this painful foot problem. -
How to Know If You’re Working Out Too Much Overtraining can be a problem for some exercisers. Know how much is too much and the signs that you might need to decrease your workouts. -
Holiday Shopping for Fitness Walkers If you’re looking for a gift to give a fitness walker, there are items to avoid. Here, learn the type of present not to give a fitness walker. -
Bunions Can Cause Foot Problems While bunions can cause big toe joint problems, they can also cause other foot issues that may be more problematic than the bunion itself. -
Reduce Stress and Improve Your Mood With a Nature Walk Is it better to take a walk in a park or natural area rather than slogging on a treadmill? Research shows surprising benefits for walking in nature.