Tips & Advice From Foot & Ankle Associates of Southern NH

Thick Toenails: Just a Cosmetic Issue or Something More?

Thick toenails may seem like just a cosmetic issue, but they can point to infections or underlying health problems. Learn when to see a podiatrist and how to treat them. ...more

Podiatry

September 30, 20254 min read

Thick Toenails: Just a Cosmetic Issue or Something More?

Why More People Are Turning to Custom Orthotics (And Do They Really Work?)

Thinking about custom orthotics? Learn why more people are using them and whether they really help with foot pain, posture, and everyday comfort. ...more

Podiatry

September 23, 20253 min read

Why More People Are Turning to Custom Orthotics (And Do They Really Work?)

Why Are My Feet Always Cold? (And When It Might Be a Circulation Issue)

Cold feet all the time? Learn why it happens, when it’s normal, and when it could be a sign of poor circulation or a bigger issue. ...more

Podiatry

September 16, 20253 min read

Why Are My Feet Always Cold? (And When It Might Be a Circulation Issue)

Midfoot Injuries: How to Spot and Treat This Overlooked Problem

Midfoot injuries are often mistaken for simple sprains but can cause long-term problems if ignored. Learn how to recognize the signs and get the right treatment. ...more

Podiatry

September 09, 20252 min read

Midfoot Injuries: How to Spot and Treat This Overlooked Problem

Sesamoiditis: A Tiny Bone Causing Big Foot Pain

Pain under the ball of your foot? It could be sesamoiditis—a painful inflammation of two tiny bones beneath your big toe. Learn symptoms, causes, and how podiatrists treat it. ...more

Podiatry

September 02, 20253 min read

Sesamoiditis: A Tiny Bone Causing Big Foot Pain

Swift vs. Traditional Wart Treatments: What’s the Difference?

Confused about wart treatment options? Learn how Swift therapy compares to traditional treatments like freezing, acids, and surgery—and which one might be right for you. ...more

Podiatry

August 26, 20252 min read

Swift vs. Traditional Wart Treatments: What’s the Difference?

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