What to Expect During Corn Removal Surgery
Posted on November 28th, 2020 by mfamanage
Corns and calluses on a person’s feet are common causes of pain and discomfort while walking. The three types of painful corns a person might experience are soft corns, hard corns, and seed corns. When it comes to identifying which type a person is suffering from, a podiatrist will consider its texture, location, and appearance. […]
Hurting for Fashion: the Effects of High Heels
Posted on September 15th, 2020 by mfamanage
Many people adore the way a high heel punctuates a fashion moment. The origin of high heel wearing dates back centuries, first rising to prominence in style on the feet of aristocratic men. While wearing a heel may make a person feel more powerful, there are many negative health effects to be aware of. Body […]
All About Aging Feet
Posted on August 20th, 2020 by mfamanage
With time, age affects all parts of the body, including your hard-working feet! There are many signs of aging to be aware of. With special care at home and from a foot doctor around Chicago, you may be able to stave these effects off for additional years. How Do Feet Change With Age? Shoe size. […]
What Causes Yellow Feet?
Posted on July 21st, 2020 by mfamanage
Oftentimes, having yellow feet is nothing more than a result of pressure and friction from everyday activities. Some may be asking, “when do I know that having yellow feet is a sign of something more?” Mitchel Foot and Ankle is here to answer some of these questions and let you know when it may be […]
Walking Barefoot: When to Do it & What to Know
Posted on June 15th, 2020 by mfamanage
Is it OK to go barefooted? That’s a question many foot doctors around Chicago are asked, and it’s one without an easy answer. When Kids Go Barefoot As toddlers, we likely took our first steps barefooted. Some pediatric specialists actually encourage letting children learn to walk barefooted because shoes, they insist, affect the way children […]