You learned your ABCs in grade school to learn how to read. A, B, and C are the basic building blocks of reading - along with the other 23 letters of the alphabet! But something as basic as “ABC” can also be incredibly helpful when learning how to control diabetes and minimize its complications.
Read MoreRegular exercise, quitting smoking, drinking in moderation, and eating a balanced diet puts less stress on your heart and your feet.
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 MoreMay 31 is World No-Tobacco Day. The World Health Organization encourages people everywhere to put down their smokes for 24 hours.
Read MoreThe leading cause of amputations in the U.S. is vascular disease, or disease of the blood vessels. Vascular disease in the feet is called peripheral arterial disease (PAD) which is a blockage in the arteries that provide blood to your feet. You and your podiatrist can play an important role in preventing amputations.
Read MoreIt’s Foot Health Awareness Month! It’s literally our job to keep our patients’ feet healthy in every way we can. You can help by taking some time during the month of April to examine your own two feet.
Read MorePeople with Raynaud’s have a problem when their bodies get cold. Specifically, it’s a problem with their fingers and/or toes.
Read MoreEat right and get regular exercise! Besides those pieces of advice, we’d like to suggest these five additional, crucial elements to staying healthy this summer and beyond.
Read MoreIf your feet often feel cold even when you bundle them up into socks and slippers, or if they feel cold even though they’re not cold to the touch, there may be a medical reason that you should look into.
Read MoreThe greatest risk to the feet of smokers has to do with the buildup of plaque in their arteries.
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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
