How Do Your Feet Send Warnings About Heart Health?

It’s American Heart Month, and The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland wants you looking down. Why? Because your feet are the furthest point from your heart, they’re the first to suffer when blood flow is restricted. Often, they act like a “Check Engine" light for your entire cardiovascular system.

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From Injuries to Ailments: How to Keep Your Feet Safe and Healthy for the Rest of Winter

Winter can be tough on your feet! Prevent slips, manage conditions like dry skin, Chilblains, and Raynaud's, and address foot problems with help from The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland.

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Do You Have Poor Circulation or Raynaud’s Syndrome?

Because this is Raynaud’s Awareness Month, today Dr. Ross Cohen of The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, is sharing information regarding this condition.

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