Keeping your toenails healthy and well-maintained is not just about aesthetics; it’s crucial for overall foot health. Since neglecting toenail care can lead to infections and painful conditions, Clark Podiatry Center has outlined three things you can do to keep your toenails in tip-top shape. 1. Maintain Proper Hygiene: Pro Tip: Trim your toenails after…
Did you know that women are more susceptible to certain foot conditions than men? Since it’s Women’s Health Month, it’s the perfect time to highlight common foot conditions in women. Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, foot health often takes a backseat, but Clark Podiatry Center is here to change that and has…
April is National Foot Health Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to focus on foot care and work on the general well-being of our feet. Needless to say, the team at Clark Podiatry Center loves the month of April and is excited to share the following tips and tricks for achieving optimal foot health….
Now that it’s the holiday season, there’s a lot of happiness and celebration in the air. However, sometimes chaos can prevail as well! It’s easy to forget about one important part of our health when we’re busy shopping, cooking, and enjoying ourselves, and that’s our podiatric health! While we’re enjoying the holiday season, let’s remember…
Improve your diabetic foot care this American Diabetes Month. Learn the essentials of diabetes management and proactive foot care practices.
Are you a fan of golf? If so, do you enjoy playing the game or watching it on television? Either way, we have something for you with today’s blog. Dr. Brandon A. Macy at Clark Podiatry Center is celebrating National Golf Month, and he is sharing some helpful tips for patients who love the game…
Are you sitting at the office? How about in the locker room before the game? Go ahead. Wiggle your toes and answer the questions below. At Clark Podiatry Center, we want to keep you walking — with support and comfort. When footwear no longer meets those requirements, you are at risk for corns, calluses, bunions, and blisters. If…
There are many types of doctors a person can see, depending on what part of the body needs attention. For the heart it is a cardiologist, for the kidneys, it is a nephrologist, and for the skin, it’s a dermatologist. For your feet, though, it’s a podiatrist. But why see a podiatrist? Aren’t foot problems really…
As the weather gets warmer, more and more people will go outside to participate in a popular and healthy activity; running. With this can come some foot health issues. They include: Corns and Calluses – hardened areas of skin where there is friction between the toes, feet, and shoe Blisters – open sores due to poor footwear…
Dancing is one of man’s oldest activities. Either as a celebration or entertainment, dance has been around for many years. Some historical records show dance as an active part of a human culture dating as far back as 3300 B.C. in India and Egypt. Just where and when it began is unknown, but it would…
