Podiatry Group of Georgia

Flip Flop Dangers from a Podiatry Group of Georgia

There is no argument that flip flops are comfortable and a big hit every summer. On the downside, there is great potential for serious foot issues for certain foot types. The most common ailments occur with those individuals with high or low arches…

Fall Deals Made Just for Your Feet

The season of crisp air, pumpkin spice, and closed-toed shoes are just around the corner. September can involve a flurry of new purchases: school supplies, seasonal clothing, comfort foods, and holiday décor. This fall, though, you can stick to your school-year budget and still soak in the spirit of the cozy days ahead…

Diabetic Foot Care

If you have diabetes, nerve damage, circulation problems, and infections can lead to serious foot problems. However, you can take precautions to maintain healthy feet…

Diabetes Foot Care

Diabetes can cause atherosclerosis, or the buildup of plaque that causes the arteries to harden and narrow. This buildup results in a reduction of blood flow to the legs and feet, which is commonly referred to as poor circulation…

Deep Pedicure

A Deep Pedicure is the perfect way to relax and treat your feet to much-needed care and attention. It can complement medical treatments of foot ailments by preventing foot disorders and can be a helpful support in healing….

Cutting Your Nails Too Short

Consider the type of activities you are partaking in and the style of shoes you wear most often. For instance, if you’re a runner, you should keep your toenails short enough so that they don’t jab into your skin or the end of your shoes as your feet experience extra pressure…

Athletes Foot Versus Dry Skin from a Georgia Podiatrist

Let’s begin with a definition of what Athletes Foot really is. It is derived from a fungus that thrives in dark, moist areas. To avoid this pesky situation, it is important to keep your feet dry at all costs. Traversing through any area that is moist such as a river, a small puddle gets your sock…

Ankle and Foot Stretches

The next time you watch an exercise program, pay special attention to the time spent on stretching the feet and ankles. It’s likely that your favorite exercise guru completely ignores these areas of the body. This seems counterintuitive when you consider that your feet are bearing up to four times or more the body’s weight when you do jumping jacks…