A Podiatrist’s Guide Those plantar warts just won’t go away. You may have tried countless over-the-counter remedies, hoping they would just disappear…only to have them stick around or, even worse, come right back. It’s a common story, but New England Read More

Balance is a skill, and like any skill, it can be maintained and even improved with the right approach. September’s Falls Prevention Awareness Month isn’t over yet, so New England Podiatry is here with a blog to keep you steady. This Read More

You’ve been struggling with chronic foot or ankle pain for months. You’ve tried rest, stretching, and inserts, but the pain persists, and now your doctor is mentioning the possibility of surgery. It’s a daunting prospect. But what if there was Read More

You’ve been diligent. You’ve done the stretches, worn the supportive shoes, and tried the inserts. Still, that chronic heel pain from plantar fasciitis or the persistent ache of Achilles tendonitis dictates your daily life! It’s a frustrating position that often Read More

As an athlete, nothing is more frustrating than being sidelined by chronic foot & ankle injuries. And when rest, ice, and stretching aren’t enough, it might feel like your options are limited. The good news? An advanced, non-invasive technology called Read More

When you’re active, you ache. When you wake up, there’s morning stiffness in your ankle. And when you move your foot too quickly, a sharp pain runs through it. What’s going on? One likely explanation: your body is signaling that Read More

Heel pain is a common complaint among athletes that can sideline even the best of them for weeks. But “heel pain” isn’t a single diagnosis! Several different conditions can cause discomfort in this crucial area, each stemming from different structures Read More

Are you experiencing foot pain, discomfort, or problems with your gait? You might need custom orthotics! Also known as shoe inserts, these devices can support, align, and improve the function of your feet. In the Q&A below, New England Podiatry Read More

Here at New England Podiatry Associates, it’s no secret that running places great demand on your feet. The repetitive impact on your feet and ankles in running can lead to various podiatric injuries, including plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, stress fractures, Read More

Everyone knows the terrible feeling of rolling your ankle, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg of what can happen to it. From sudden twists to overuse injuries, ankle problems are some of the most common we see at Read More

The world of diabetic foot care management is complex. Diabetes has many complications that arise from various happenings in the body, and the feet bear a lot of the brunt. This leaves us, as podiatrists, answering so many diabetic questions. Read More

Winter’s coming, and while we bundle up to stay warm, our feet often pay the price. Trapped in damp socks and shoes, they become a breeding ground for toenail fungus. If you’ve tried over-the-counter remedies or topical medications with little Read More

October is Raynaud’s Awareness Month, a time to highlight this often misunderstood circulatory condition. Raynaud’s disease affects the blood vessels in the extremities, causing them to narrow in response to cold temperatures or emotional stress. For this post, New England Read More

Did you know that turf toe refers to the big toe? Often associated with football, this painful hyperextension can happen to any athlete. That’s why today, we at New England Podiatry Associates are explaining everything you need to know about Read More

As obesity puts significant stress on the body, the feet and ankles especially bear the brunt. And while podiatrists commonly associate excess weight with diabetes, neuropathy, and other internal foot complications, not enough focus is placed on the structural problems Read More

At New England Podiatry, we know that foot and ankle surgery is often seen as a last resort. However, for many individuals, it’s the key to restoring mobility, relieving pain, and improving overall quality of life. While conservative treatments such Read More

Sports are a fantastic way to stay active and challenge yourself, but sometimes, they take a toll on your body. And unfortunately, injuries left untreated tend to get worse over time. At New England Podiatry, we’re well known for our Read More

Foot and ankle complications can leave you limping, frustrated, and limited, especially when they’re left untreated. The good news? Innovative new tools and methods are helping DPMs manage and resolve chronic conditions, so when more traditional treatments fall short, New Read More

Diabetes affects your entire body, but unfortunately, your feet are particularly vulnerable. The consequences of neglect are severe: According to the American Podiatric Medical Association, diabetic foot ulcers precede roughly half of all lower-limb amputations in people with diabetes. New Read More

Bunions – those bony bumps at the base of your big toe can cause serious pain and discomfort. Worse, they make it difficult to find shoes that fit or participate in activities you typically enjoy. If you’ve tried conservative treatments Read More