While you may be restricted to your home, there are many ways to stay healthy and active, and that includes your feet. Here are 4 tips for keeping your feet healthy during the stay-at-home order.
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There is an unanticipated symptom of coronavirus that parents are now learning about, called "COVID toes." Here is some information regarding this condition.
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Thanks to advancements in technology, families are now using smart devices when spending time together. There are now many interactive family game apps that have been created to promote family fun.
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Due to the directive from Governor Hogan, The Foot and Ankle Center of Maryland will only see urgent/emergency patients. If you believe that you have a non-urgent/emergency situation, please do not come to our office at this time. You can call and reschedule your appointment.
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Diabetic foot ulcers can start ordinarily but can morph into a serious would. In this blog we are sharing information regarding diabetic foot ulcers and how to prevent them.
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February is American Heart Month. In this blog we share some information regarding some common signs of heart disease.
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During the colder winter months, our patients find that their foot pain is worse than during the previous warmer months. Here are some reasons why that is the case.
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Many people - especially seniors – don’t always realize that having to walk in ice and snow, together with the dry winter air, elevates the risk for foot issues. Here are our top five foot care tips for seniors.
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Because November is Diabetes Awareness Month, today Dr. Ross Cohen of The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland is sharing his top 12 tips for diabetic foot care.
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Today, Dr. Ross Cohen of The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland is sharing information regarding the risks of wearing poorly-fitting shoes.
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Because this is Healthy Aging Month, Dr. Ross Cohen of The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland is sharing information regarding changes you can expect to see in your feet as you get older.
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Today Dr. Ross Cohen of The Foot & Ankle Center of Maryland discusses why plantar faciitis is more prevalent in warmer weather.
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Let’s face it - not everyone is born with a perfect pair of feet. Even if they begin that way, life can throw obstacles at you that make your feet hurt, in some cases, every day.
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Most people look forward with anticipation to wear sandals or walking barefoot on the beach during the summer months. But for diabetics, the nerve damage and poor circulation in their feet can make simple activities dangerous.
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Here are 7 of the most common – and annoying - foot problems we see here in our office.
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