Men, we’re talking to you today. You’ve got a reputation for putting your health on the back burner. And when it comes to your foot health in particular, so many of you put it on the burner behind the back burner, so to speak.
Read MoreJune is Men’s Health Month. Taking care of foot problems when they’re minor helps ensure that they won’t become major problems later on. Here are 6 foot issues men shouldn’t ignore.
Read MoreToo many people are embarrassed by their feet. Whatever you think is wrong with your feet, we’ve most likely got a solution for you.
Read MoreDoes it go without saying that people shouldn’t rely on the internet to replace their doctor? It seems obvious to us, yet people use the web to self-diagnose all the time!
Read MoreAugust is Psoriasis Awareness Month, and all of us at Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center want you to know that keeping stress at bay can reduce the incidence of a psoriasis flare-up.
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Does it matter what type of arch your feet have? Well, in the strictest of terms, no, it doesn't "matter" - you're born how you're born, and your feet are going to have a certain type of arch. What matters is whether or not your arch type is contributing to any foot pain you might have.
Read MoreHave you ever suffered from dry, hard, thickened skin around the rim of your heel? Basically, you’ve got a large callus on the back bottom of your foot.
Read MoreThat ligament is called the Lisfranc, and the connection it makes between those two long metatarsals is great when it works - but it can be really bad news when it’s injured.
Read MoreShaquille O’Neal had a particular kind of arthritis that we at Affiliated Foot & Ankle Center call “hallux limitus.”
Read MoreOne of the most important things you need to know about diabetes is this: you absolutely, positively, unequivocally need to visit a podiatrist on a regular basis.
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The podiatrists at Affiliated Foot and Ankle Center, LLP treat foot and ankle problems such as heel pain, diabetic foot care and bunions as well as sports medicine.
Our podiatrists serve patients in Howell, NJ and Jackson, NJ
