Tips & Advice From Foot & Ankle Associates of Southern NH

When Your Toes Start Curling: Understanding Hammertoes and Claw Toes

Curled toes causing discomfort or rubbing in your shoes? Learn the difference between hammertoes and claw toes, why they happen, and what treatment options can help—from simple fixes to surgery. ...more

Podiatry

July 28, 20253 min read

When Your Toes Start Curling: Understanding Hammertoes and Claw Toes

Flat Feet, Real Talk: Myths Busted & What Actually Helps

Think flat feet mean pain or surgery? Not always! Learn what’s true, what’s not, and how to feel better—straight from a foot specialist who sees it daily. ...more

Podiatry

July 25, 20250 min read

Flat Feet, Real Talk: Myths Busted & What Actually Helps

Charcot Foot: A Complication of Diabetes That Needs Fast Action

Charcot foot is a serious but treatable complication of diabetes that can lead to permanent damage if ignored. Learn the early warning signs and why quick treatment matters. ...more

Podiatry

July 21, 20252 min read

Charcot Foot: A Complication of Diabetes That Needs Fast Action

Nerve Pain in Your Feet? Here’s What Might Really Be Going On

Burning, tingling, or shooting pain in your feet? Learn what causes nerve pain—like peripheral neuropathy and tarsal tunnel syndrome—and how podiatry care can help you find relief. ...more

Podiatry

July 14, 20252 min read

Nerve Pain in Your Feet? Here’s What Might Really Be Going On

Not All Itchy Feet Are Athlete’s Foot: Here’s What Else It Could Be

Think it’s athlete’s foot? It might not be. Dr. Taft shares signs to watch for and what to do when that itchy rash just won’t go away. ...more

Podiatry

July 07, 20250 min read

Not All Itchy Feet Are Athlete’s Foot: Here’s What Else It Could Be

Pain in the Ball of Your Foot? What It Could Mean and How to Treat It

Suffering from pain in the ball of your foot? Learn about the causes, from Morton’s neuroma to metatarsalgia, and explore effective treatments at our New Hampshire podiatry clinic. ...more

Podiatry

June 30, 20252 min read

Pain in the Ball of Your Foot? What It Could Mean and How to Treat It
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