New Jersey Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons Group, LLC BLOG
New to Neuropathy? Say “No” to These Habits
Do you have peripheral neuropathy? It’s a condition that impacts more than 30 million people in the United States. For people managing this sometimes-painful experience, there are a few habits that should be pushed to the side. Neuropathy is another way of describing nerve damage. If you have neuropathy, you may experience tingling or numbness…
Summer Plans for Your Feet
What are your plans for the summer? Visiting the pool may be on the list. You could also be planning a spectacular family vacation. Either way, we want to help you enjoy every step along the way. It starts with preparing your feet and planning for potential foot problems. Are you ready to pack your…
Diabetes Diagnosis: What’s Next?
If you recently received a diabetes diagnosis, we want you to know that we are here for you. We understand that there are a lot of emotions that come when you talk with your doctor and return home. What’s next? Which habits must change? Will everything be okay? While we don’t have all the answers,…
Three Facts About Skin Cancer
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. It kicks off with Melanoma Monday, which is the first Monday of the month. Melanoma is the deadliest type of skin cancer, and there is still much work to do to raise awareness. The doctors at the New Jersey Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons Group are committed to reminding patients…
Packing For the Pool
It’s almost pool time! For many of us, spending time at the pool was the highlight of our day. We can remember the fun, friends, and maybe even a flip! We still have a bit more time to prepare for the official start of the pool season. However, we are thrilled to share items we…
Marathons and Injuries
If you are training for a marathon, you are in great company. There is a club filled with runners who love to go the distance. Training is tough, but it is worth it to pass the finish line. During training, there are key tips that we recommend to help you pace yourself and successfully complete…