Canton Foot and Ankle Specialists

10/17/2025

Cold toes this fall? ❄️ Don’t ignore the signs.
Cooler temps can slow circulation and dry out skin—especially if you have diabetes or poor blood flow.

At Canton Foot and Ankle Specialists, we help you prepare your feet for the cold months ahead with preventive care that keeps you moving (and warm).

🧦 Moisturize daily
👣 Wear supportive socks & shoes
📅 Schedule a fall foot check if you notice cold, numb, or cracked feet

10/17/2025

Cold feet this fall? ❄️
It might be more than just the weather.

As temperatures drop, your circulation does too—especially in your toes and heels. That can lead to dry skin, slow-healing wounds, and painful cold feet.

At Canton Foot and Ankle Specialists, we help you stay one step ahead with seasonal foot care tips and expert treatment.

🧦 Stay warm. Stay active. Stay pain-free.
📅 Book your fall foot check today!

09/09/2025

Heel pain this fall? It might be plantar fasciitis.
🍁 Fall is a perfect time to start walking again or hit the gym—but sharp pain in your heel or arch could stop you in your tracks.

At Canton Foot and Ankle Specialists, we treat plantar fasciitis with custom care plans that get you moving again—pain free.

✅ Smart shoe advice
✅ Stretches & recovery tips
✅ In-office treatments that work

📅 Don’t wait for heel pain to get worse. Book your visit now!

07/30/2025

👣☀️ Summer feels better barefoot… until it doesn’t.

Stepping outside without shoes might seem harmless, but it can lead to:
⚠️ Hidden glass shards
⚠️ Thorn punctures
⚠️ Infections from warts or fungus
⚠️ Long-term foot pain like plantar fasciitis

At Canton Foot & Ankle Specialists, we see it every summer.
Let us help you stay safe, pain-free, and barefoot only when it makes sense.

📅 Book a foot check today!
📍 Proudly serving the Canton community

04/07/2025

👣 Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that causes itching, redness, and peeling—usually between your toes. But don’t worry, it’s easy to prevent and treat!

Prevention Tips:
• Wash & dry your feet daily
• 👟 Wear breathable shoes
• 🧦 Change into clean, dry socks
• 🧴 Use antifungal powder or spray
• 🚿 Wear sandals in public showers & locker rooms
• 🚫 Don’t share towels or shoes

Treatment Options:
• OTC antifungal creams or sprays
• Schedule an appointment with us if it doesn’t improve

Take care of your feet and kick that fungus to the curb!

03/24/2025

The sun is out, and it’s time to trade those winter boots for sandals! But before you do, make sure your feet are ready to shine.

✨ Exfoliate – Say goodbye to dry, rough skin with a foot scrub or pumice stone.
🧴 Moisturize – Keep your feet soft with hydrating creams (bonus: wear socks overnight for extra moisture!).
💅 Nail Care – Trim straight across & file to avoid ingrown toenails.
🦶 Keep Feet Clean & Dry – Prevent infections by washing, drying, and wearing water shoes in public areas.
👡 Choose Supportive Sandals – Ditch flimsy flip-flops for styles with arch support.
☀️ Sun Protection – Don’t forget SPF on your feet!

Follow these tips to step into spring break with confidence!

06/06/2022

Flip-flop season has arrived in the Midwest. These colorful shoes might be your go-to shoe in the spring and summer, but they are not a suitable choice for all warm weather activities.

Avoiding Injury During Flip-Flop Season When to Wear Flip-Flops Flip-flop season has arrived in the Midwest. These colorful shoes might be your go-to shoe in the spring and summer, but they are not a suitable choice for all warm weather activities. No Foot Support Flip-flops are a poor choice when y...

11/30/2020

If you are diabetic, do not delay care out of fear of COVID exposure. People with Type 2 diabetes are at increased risk of severe illness from the virus that causes COVID-19, but the complications of neglecting foot care can be grave as well and can include severe foot wounds, gangrene, and sepsis.

Controlling Diabetes During the Pandemic If you are diabetic, do not delay care out of fear of COVID exposure. People with Type 2 diabetes are at increased risk of severe illness from the virus that causes COVID-19, but the complications of neglecting foot care can be grave as well and can include s...

11/10/2020

While coronavirus patients most commonly have a fever, cough, or shortness of breath, “COVID toes” are another potential sign of a coronavirus infection. COVID toes, which can also be found in fingers, can manifest as swollen spots, or purplish discolorations.

What Are COVID Toes? While coronavirus patients most commonly have a fever, cough, or shortness of breath, “COVID toes” are another potential sign of a coronavirus infection. COVID toes, which can also be found in fingers, can manifest as swollen spots, or purplish discolorations. Some people al...

06/10/2020

What are corns and calluses?

Corns and Calluses Corns and calluses are a buildup of thick skin which develops due to repeated friction, rubbing or irritation on the skin. They typically appear on feet, hands or fingers. Corns are small and round and tend to show up on the tops or sides of toes. Calluses

03/16/2020

Seniors and individuals with compromised immune systems are the most vulnerable to coronavirus. As you stock up on supplies please consider shopping for your family and neighbors at greatest risk.