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4 Reasons to Appreciate Your Feet More

As we at Syracuse Podiatry approach the holidays, it’s a time when we naturally reflect on everything we’re thankful for. For us, it’s a time to be thankful for the feet we routinely treat. Because even with all the foot conditions and injuries we see on a daily basis, our feet are still pretty amazing structures. […]

How to Make Smart Footwear Choices for Diabetic Feet

It’s National Diabetes Awareness Month, so of course, we at Syracuse Podiatry are talking about shoes! Diabetics and proper footwear are like hands in a well-fitted glove; they just go together. That’s because the simple choices you make about your shoes and inserts are arguably your most powerful tool in preventing serious foot complications. Let’s […]

How Obesity Burdens Your Feet and Ankles

Last week, we at Syracuse Podiatry talked about fat pad atrophy and how obesity is a risk factor for thinning heel pads. While this may be true, obesity is not reserved for seniors, nor is fat pad atrophy the lone consequence of carrying excess weight. Today, we will explore the many reasons why feet bearing […]

Why You Should Walk More This Fall

In a world full of complex fitness gadgets and intense workout routines, it’s easy to forget about the incredible power of a simple walk. And hey, trick or treating is right around the street corner, so you might as well get going now. Here are the benefits of regularly taking strolls down the ole’ block […]

Why Your Heel Pads Thin as You Age

If you’re noticing persistent pain in your heels or the balls of your feet, you might be dealing with Fat Pad Atrophy. Seniors, we’re talking to you. Fat Pad Atrophy happens with age, and it’s a painful reminder that the natural cushioning in your feet is wearing down. And the first step toward feeling better […]

6 Reasons Podiatry Matters for Your Health

Today is International Podiatry Day, so if you’re wondering why podiatry even matters, you’re in the right place. Your feet are the foundation of nearly everything you do, and when they’re not happy, it’s usually a sign that something is wrong. At Syracuse Podiatry,  we see how quickly life opens back up when people stop […]

How Hormonal Changes Affect Foot Health

If your feet have been feeling tired, achy, puffy, or just not like yours lately, your hormones may be part of the story. Hormonal shifts don’t just influence mood or energy; they can also change how your feet feel, move, and even fit in your shoes. At Syracuse Podiatry, we see this every day, and […]

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