Are you sad that our beautiful Monmouth County summer’s end is in sight? Here’s cause for celebration: National I Love My Feet Day is August 17! A special “holiday” to honor feet may be just the motivation our patients need to focus on ways to make their feet feel better. Here are five ways to improve your foot health that may surprise you.
Read MoreTanned or burned skin is a result of exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays. July is UV Safety Awareness Month, so it’s the perfect time to teach our Monmouth County patients about the damaging effects of UV rays on their skin. Here’s what we know for sure.
Read MoreEach year, one in every four Americans age 65+ takes a dangerous fall. That’s why health experts devote the entire month of September to Falls Prevention Awareness, offering seniors specific advice on how to prevent falling.
Read MoreMen, we’re talking to you today. You’ve got a reputation for putting your health on the back burner. And when it comes to your foot health in particular, so many of you put it on the burner behind the back burner, so to speak.
Read MoreRegular exercise, quitting smoking, drinking in moderation, and eating a balanced diet puts less stress on your heart and your feet.
Read MoreFollowing these five commandments about buying shoes and getting the proper fit will help prevent a host of foot problems.
Read MoreThe month of April is Foot Health Awareness Month. Here are 6 tips to for you to keep your feet healthy this month and every month.
Read MoreFeet may show their age, but you don’t have to put up with the pain. There are steps you can take to fix it, and many more you can take to prevent foot problems from developing in the first place.
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If you’ve been thinking about doing something about your fungal toenails, schedule an appointment with your podiatrist. Successful treatment for fungal toenails often involves two steps that can take several months to complete.
Read MoreMarch is National Nutrition Month. One of the best things you can do for your feet is to eat properly! Proper nutrition helps keep your lower limbs in top shape.
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The podiatrists at Affiliated Foot and Ankle Center, LLP treat foot and ankle problems such as heel pain, diabetic foot care and bunions as well as sports medicine.
Our podiatrists serve patients in Howell, NJ and Jackson, NJ
