February is American Heart Month, an opportunity for all of us to stop and appreciate the beautiful beating organ in the middle of our chests. A strong, healthy heart is essential to a good quality of life.
Read MoreRegular exercise, quitting smoking, drinking in moderation, and eating a balanced diet puts less stress on your heart and your feet.
Read MoreAs we quickly learned at the begining of the COVID-19 pandemic, people get nervous when a basic needs such as food is threatened. Here are some ways to help fight hunger.
Read MoreAnxiety is one of the most common mental health disorders in both children and adults. In this blog we help you recognize the signs that you may have an anxiety problem and provide helpful tips on how to cope and deal with this issue..
Read MoreMaking exercise a priority is good for your physical and mental health. Here are 6 suggestions for staying active during the coronavirus threat.
Read MoreA diabetic’s feet are vulnerable to circulation problems and nerve damage that can be a huge challenge. We encourage our patients to understand the dangers and to take concrete steps to avoid developing Type 2 diabetes. Here are five proven ways to keep diabetic foot complications out of sight.
Read MoreSmoking is one of the leading causes of a blood vessel problem called PAD (peripheral arterial disease). here are the important symptoms of PAD.
Read MoreChronically swollen ankles need your full attention for a very important reason: They could mean you’ve got a serious medical condition. Before you press the panic button, however, it’s important to distinguish between occasional swelling and persistent swelling.
Read MoreAs we approach Family Health and Fitness Day (September 29), we encourage families to exercise together. The benefits of being physically fit are numerous and all of them contribute to healthy feet.
Read MoreMany people think falling is an inevitable part of the aging process. Not true. In recognition of Falls Prevention Awareness Day (September 23, the first day of fall), we offer these eight tips to help you stay on your feet.
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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
