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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Foods That Promote Healthy Feet and Ankles Could your diet be making your foot condition worse? Our Maryland podiatrists explore foods that could help prevent foot and ankle injuries. -
Foot Conditions, Treatment, and Ailments in Women Our Maryland podiatrists often treat women who suffer trauma to the skin, nails, and tissues of their feet. Discover why women are at risk of foot injuries. -
Is a No-Contact Laser an effective Treatment for Toenail Fungus? Over 20 percent of U.S. adults, or approximately 23 million people, suffer from toenail fungus infection. But unfortunately, the treatments that have been around a while -
Training for a Running Race Without Suffering Foot Injuries Worried about suffering a foot injury before the big race? Our podiatrists explain how to avoid training injuries that could keep you sidelined on race day. -
A Maryland Podiatrist Explains Lawnmower Foot Injuries Lawnmower accidents are a common cause of foot injuries, causing thousands of cuts, bone fractures, and even amputations every year. -
Physical Activities for People With Foot and Ankle Pain A Maryland podiatrist explores potential activities for patients who struggle with foot pain or are recovering from a recent foot or ankle injury. -
Summer Foot Care Tips By now you’re breaking in your footwear and maybe wearing sandals or bare feet more often. Here is some foot care advice to keep your feet healthy, happy, and injury-free. -
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. -
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