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Shop for loved ones this season without the annoyance of tired, achy feet. Here are a few tips to make shopping a little more comfortable this year. Choose comfortable shoes. Opt for comfortable and supportive footwear. If you know you'll be on your feet for an...

Did you know that 10% of the population gets plantar warts??? And that number can go up to 20% if you are a child or teenager! Plantar warts enter the outer layer of skin through a small cut or scrape, which allows the wart virus to enter. They then form a wart that...

  Do you ever get a shooting pain in the ball of your foot or the sensation that there is a pebble or balled-up sock under the ball of your foot? If you answered yes, you could have a neuroma! Let's talk about some common treatments for neuroma that can help you...

Have you ever wondered about the principles guiding our podiatrists’ approach to foot care? At Northeast Foot and Ankle, we believe in sharing insights directly from our team. Here are five things we would never do as podiatrists.

Sweaty and stinky feet are common problems, but you don’t have to suffer in silence. Here we offer some simple tips to keep your feet feeling fresh and odor-free.

Morton’s Neuroma is a condition that affects the ball of the foot and can be quite uncomfortable if left untreated. In this blog post, we explore the eight common signs that may indicate you have Morton’s Neuroma.

Thinking about fixing your bunions? In this post, we dive into the key aspects of bunion correction surgery, address common concerns, and provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision. Learn more.

Pregnancy is a beautiful and transformative journey but often comes with its fair share of challenges and discomforts. While you're eagerly anticipating the arrival of your little one, it's essential not to overlook the well-being of your feet. Pregnancy can take a...

Wearing unsupportive footwear.Wearing footwear with little to no support is one of the most common culprits of plantar fasciitis. It is important to wear shoes with good arch support and cushioning to reduce pressure on the plantar fascia. Wearing high heels or shoes...