Dr. Peter J. Iannuzzi

02/25/2023

We can safely remove corn and calluses. But it may take a change in footwear to stop them from returning. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/21/2023

Your podiatrist treats all sorts of issues. If you've noticed a wart on your foot, we can help you get rid of it quickly. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/18/2023

The Achilles tendon inserts into the back of the heel. The backs of rigid shoes can irritate it, resulting in the development of an irritated bump. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/14/2023

People with diabetes need to check their feet everyday for problems they may not have noticed otherwise. But if you don't have diabetes, it's still not a bad idea. You don't want a problem to get worse because you hoped it would improve on its own. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/14/2023

Wishing you a lovely Valentine's Day, from Foot & Ankle Associates!

02/10/2023

A shoe that offers proper arch support won't bend easily. Your feet have to carry you throughout your life, so get them the support they need. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/08/2023

Don't forget to trim your toenails straight across. Tapering them puts you at greater risk of developing an ingrown toenail. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

02/03/2023

If your ankle rolls inward, you could be especially vulnerable to developing a fallen arch. Your podiatrist may be able to help you with customized orthotics. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/31/2023

Your feet are strong, but they're also complex and have a lot of potential failure points. Keeping them well-supported will help them carry you throughout your life. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/27/2023

Tight calf muscles can result in sore heels. Make sure you do proper stretches before a workout and don't put off seeing us if the problem gets worse. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/24/2023

Always let your shoes dry out each time they get wet before wearing them again. That will help protect you from fungus and bacteria. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/20/2023

Even when you're at home, your feet will get tired if you don't have arch support. Do you use house shoes or supportive slippers? drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/16/2023

Heel pain is often due to a tight Achilles tendon. There may be stretches you can do to loosen it, or your podiatrist may be able to help you reduce inflammation. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/11/2023

No matter how much you may love an old pair of shoes, there comes a point where they're not good for your feet. To protect yourself from injury, you need grip on your soles and support for your arches. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/09/2023

Sandals aren't always the most supportive shoes, but some are better than others. If you're thinking of buying new ones, this article can help you decide what to get.

Sandals are an awesome summer fashion statement, a way to keep cool, but they shouldn't cause you foot pain. Here's How to avoid it.

01/08/2023

Have you noticed that your feet look discolored? If so, that's not something you should ignore. Your podiatrist can help you figure out what's going on, and the sooner, the better. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/07/2023

Turf toe is a kind of injury that is called that because it usually occurs on astroturf. If you're experiencing pain in the joint of your big toe, your podiatrist can help you return to play with less risk of being re-injured. drpeteriannuzzidpm.com

01/06/2023

Pain in the upper and lower limbs tends to work in similar ways, although the feet also have to bear our weight. There are several treatments available in a podiatrist's office for most causes of foot pain.

Pain in the hands and feet can be caused by a number of conditions, including peripheral neuropathy, arthritis, and lupus.