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Syracuse Podiatry

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We offer the most advanced, personalized foot care in CNY! If you’re living with foot pain, schedule now!

At Syracuse Podiatry, we offer the latest treatments in foot and ankle care to help get you back on your feet. Podiatrists Ryan D'Amico, Donald Erikson, Nicholas Cronin, and Keith Sherman treat all foot and ankle conditions including but not limited to diabetic foot care, sprains and fractures, ingrown and fungal nails, ulcers, bunions, hammertoes, reconstructive surgery, custom made orthotics, diagnostic ultrasound, heel pain, arthritis, deformities, warts corns and callouses, and dermatological disorders. Our office also offers digital x-rays and diabetic shoes. At Somers Foot & Ankle, each patient is treated with compassion and care, and we strive to use the most advanced technologies to aid each patient’s treatment and recovery.

03/13/2026

Why do your feet feel hot?

Our blog covers 6 of the most likely reasons, from simple vitamin deficiencies to complex nerve health concerns.

Don't freak out! Follow the link for answers to your questions and advice that points you in the right direction:
https://tinyurl.com/yjtcmc36

03/12/2026

St. Patrick’s Day is a whirlwind of parades, music, and community. But if you are managing diabetic foot complications like neuropathy or poor circulation, a day of celebration is also a day of vigilance for us at Syracuse Podiatry. While the holiday is all about fun and the luck of the Irish, your foot health should never be left to chance.

Here is how you can enjoy the festivities while keeping your feet protected: https://tinyurl.com/4azpn92m

03/11/2026

In honor of National Nutrition Month, we at Syracuse Podiatry are writing about the foods that cause us foot pain, specifically when it comes to inflammatory diseases like arthritis and tendonitis. While we usually blame our shoes or our workout routines for foot pain, what you eat can either act as a natural medicine or as fuel for the fire of these foot conditions. https://tinyurl.com/3e24t44v

03/09/2026

As our ski season pushes through into March, many return to the slopes. But before you lock into your bindings or lace up your skates, remember: that "last run" can often lead to an overuse injury.

From the tibial stress of "Boot Bang" to the often-misdiagnosed "Snowboarder’s Ankle" (a deep fracture of the talus bone), winter sports create a unique set of high-impact hazards. Our latest blog explains the 5 worst wipeouts affecting Olympians and everyday athletes alike: https://tinyurl.com/mvj2u5ex

03/06/2026

If your active kid is limping, it's usually tied to how they are growing. Check these 3 culprits:

1️⃣ Is it right after sports?
2️⃣Are their calf muscles tight?
3️⃣ Are their shoes worn out?

Learn what’s actually causing their heel pain in our newest blog: https://tinyurl.com/ynwuxuyp

03/04/2026

Here are five common foot and ankle injuries seen across popular Winter Olympic sports, courtesy of Syracuse Podiatry. https://tinyurl.com/n4w5cr6p

03/02/2026

"Putting one foot in front of the other" gets a bad rap.
We use this phrase to discuss chores we wish to avoid or motions we don't want to go through, but here's the thing: going through motions that don't excite you is MUCH better than AVOIDING motion due to pain. And that's the kind of problem we see daily.

So here's to "putting one foot in front of the other" ! It's still the best way to get where you're going, and we're always here to help you move forward: https://tinyurl.com/224ch2yr

02/27/2026

We strengthen our arms and legs… but what about our feet?
Simple exercises like towel scrunches, calf raises, and balance work can improve foot stability and reduce injury risk.
Strong foundation = better movement.
Time for a check up? Schedule an appointment with us: https://syracusepodiatry.org/

02/25/2026

As a parent, it’s always a bit concerning when your active child suddenly starts limping or complaining that their heel hurts, especially when there isn’t a clear trip and fall moment. The good news? Children’s feet are resilient, and most heel pain is tied to the way they grow. Here is a breakdown of what might be causing that ouch in your child’s heel, courtesy of us at Syracuse Podiatry. https://tinyurl.com/2uw67nk9

02/23/2026

You don’t have to compete in the Olympics to put elite-level stress on your feet.
Olympic athletes train for years to protect their bodies, and especially their feet and ankles. But even weekend walkers and gym-goers put thousands of pounds of pressure on their feet every day.
Whether you’re training for gold or just training for better health, proper support, injury prevention, and early treatment matter.
Your feet deserve professional care, at any level! Let us help with any foot-related concerns you’re experiencing: https://syracusepodiatry.org/

02/20/2026

Your knee pain might actually be a foot problem. Your back pain might be a foot problem. Your hip pain? You guessed it...
When your foundation (feet) is crooked, the whole house (skeleton) tilts. We start at the bottom to fix the top.
Get in touch and feel better: https://tinyurl.com/5ek74b9b

02/18/2026

When the temperatures in Syracuse freeze over, so can your toes. You see, your toes are in a vulnerable position in relation to your body, which makes frostbite a sneaky injury. But we at Syracuse Podiatry have seen that frostbite doesn’t always start with sharp pain or a dramatic event. In fact, it often sets in while you think you are doing everything right. Here’s what to watch for. https://tinyurl.com/mr3acbh6

Address

7075 Manlius Center Road
East Syracuse, NY
13057

Opening Hours

Monday	7:45am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:45am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 6:30pm
Thursday	7:45am - 5pm
Friday	7:45am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+13154463668

Website

http://www.syracusepodiatry.org/

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Here at Syracuse Podiatry, we offer the latest treatments in foot and ankle care to help get you back on your feet as quickly as possible both pain and worry free. Dr. Ryan L. D'Amico Board Certified Podiatrist and Dr. Kathleen Pyatak-Hugar ensures all our patients receive the best foot and ankle care. It's our philosophy to make sure our patients not only receive the best care, but that we also educate our patients so they can take preventative care of their feet. Our office is conveniently located in East Syracuse, NY and has been designed with your comfort in mind while using state-of-the art technology and equipment. Located in the heart of the greater Syracuse area right in Onondaga County, we offer total family foot and ankle care 5 days a week, with Saturday morning hours for your convenience! We also welcome walk-ins and emergencies. Dr. D'Amico treats all foot and ankle conditions including but not limited to diabetic foot care, sprains and fractures, ingrown and fungal nails, ulcers, bunions, hammertoes, reconstructive surgery, custom made orthotics, diagnostic ultrasound, heel pain and spurs, arthritic conditions, deformities, warts corns and callouses, and dermatological disorders. Our office also offers digital x-rays and diabetic shoes. We at Syracuse Podiatry are pledged to improve the quality of life through the treatment of foot and ankle disorders. Our team is committed to a relationship based upon care, commitment and compassion. We will always strive to enjoy what we do!