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03 Feb Does Having Flat Feet Affect Your Balance?

Posted at 17:33h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Most children are born with flat feet. As they continue to grow, the arches of their feet begin to develop. However, for some, this never occurs. Those who go through life with fallen arches, or flat feet, may have their balance affected or deal with a variety of other issues....

03 Feb What Aggravates Plantar Fasciitis?

Posted at 17:28h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

In the United States alone, over 75% of people will experience foot-related complications at least once in their lives. If you currently fall into this 75%, our team at Cherrywood Foot Care will be here to provide you with the top of the line care. When conditions such as plantar...

21 Jan What Are The Signs Of Poor Circulation In The Feet?

Posted at 11:12h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Having a poor circulatory system can spell disaster for those wanting to live a healthy lifestyle. Blood must be transported throughout the entire body to promote proper function. When this cannot be done, your feet may be the first to suffer from this complication. Here at Cherrywood Foot Care, our...

16 Jan How Long Does Sesamoiditis Take To Heal?

Posted at 14:11h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

Have you begun to notice a gradual development of pain beneath the ball of your foot? Does this pain start or interfere with physical activities that you were once able to tolerate? Answering ‘yes’ to any of these questions may indicate that you are suffering from a condition known as...

18 Dec Why Do I Keep Getting Ingrown Toenails?

Posted at 11:00h in Blog, podiatrist near East Meadow by Cherrywood Foot Care

Did you know that an estimated 40 million Americans over the age of 18 have suffered from an ingrown toenail? This can be a painful predicament to find yourself in, especially if you find that they are constantly recurring. Luckily, our podiatrist in East Meadow at Cherrywood Foot Care will...

12 Dec What Causes Heel Spurs on the Back of the Heel?

Posted at 11:00h in Blog, podiatrist in Massapequa by Cherrywood Foot Care

Believe it or not, heel spurs are a significant injury that can actually fly under the radar and go undetected by many patients. For others, dealing with them can make every step they take a painful one. Luckily, our podiatrist in Massapequa at Cherrywood Foot Care can help you understand...

02 Dec What Are The Best Types Of Shoes To Wear In The Snow ?

Posted at 10:00h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

With winter officially upon us, it’s time to start preparing for what comes along with it -- snow! Odds are that once it snows, you won't be able to stay in your house until it has melted. This is why you must have the proper footwear to move about safely...

20 Nov What Are The Worst Shoes For Your Feet?

Posted at 15:00h in Uncategorized by Cherrywood Foot Care

With all of the walking that the average person does every day, wearing the proper footwear should be of utmost importance. While this may seem like a no-brainer, it is often easier said than done! To help with this, the team at Cherrywood Foot Care would like to point out...

08 Nov Can the wrong shoes cause ingrown toenails?

Posted at 13:08h in ingrown toenail care on Long Island by Cherrywood Foot Care

An ingrown toenail occurs when the nail begins to grow into the skin instead of over it. This complication can be extremely painful and can have many different causes. If they go untreated, ingrown toenails can become infected and have symptoms such as swelling, extreme pain, and sensitivity to touch....

04 Nov What Hockey Skates Should I Wear for Hockey Season?

Posted at 13:07h in podiatrist near East Meadow, Blog by Cherrywood Foot Care

When it comes to hockey, we think of the essentials: pads, hockey sticks, gloves, and skates. However, the type of hockey skate your wear can have vast implications on your foot health. Whether it’s blocking a shot or taking a hit, your feet are constantly at risk for injury in...

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