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Syracuse Podiatry

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Syracuse Podiatry

We offer the most advanced, personalized foot care in CNY! If you’re living with foot pain, schedule now! We also welcome walk-ins and emergencies.

Here at Syracuse Podiatry, we offer the latest treatments in foot and ankle care to help get you back on your feet as quickly as possible both pain and worry-free. Dr. Ryan D'Amico, Dr.Donal Erikson, and Dr. Keith Sherman ensure all our patients receive the best foot and ankle care. It's our philosophy to make sure our patients not only receive the best care, but that we also educate our patients so they can take preventative care of their feet. Our office is conveniently located in East Syracuse, NY and has been designed with your comfort in mind while using state-of-the art technology and equipment. Located in the heart of the greater Syracuse area right in Onondaga County, we offer total family foot and ankle care 5 days a week, with Saturday morning hours for your convenience! Dr. D'Amico treats all foot and ankle conditions including but not limited to diabetic foot care, sprains and fractures, ingrown and fungal nails, ulcers, bunions, hammertoes, reconstructive surgery, custom made orthotics, diagnostic ultrasound, heel pain and spurs, arthritic conditions, deformities, warts corns and callouses, and dermatological disorders. Our office also offers digital x-rays and diabetic shoes. We at Syracuse Podiatry are pledged to improve the quality of life through the treatment of foot and ankle disorders. Our team is committed to a relationship based upon care, commitment and compassion. We will always strive to enjoy what we do!

01/20/2026

Does your foot feel tingly, numb, or oddly "electric" at night? ⚡
You aren't imagining it. That "pins and needles" sensation is your body's messaging system glitching out.
The Clues:
A "zinging" feeling in your toes.
Pain that wakes you up when the house is quiet.
Weakness when you try to push off.

Is it a pinched nerve (Tarsal Tunnel)? A "pebble" in your shoe (Neuroma)? Or something systemic?
Don't let the static drown out the warning. We're here with answers, options, and treatments that fit your lifestyle:
https://tinyurl.com/5ek74b9b

01/16/2026

Do you have a bumpy bone on the inside of your arch that hurts in skates or ski boots?
You might be one of the few people with an Accessory Navicular (an extra bone you were born with!).
Unfortunately, the reward for being unique in this case is a higher likelihood of tendon issues.
The good news? Treatment is available, and it's typically conservative: https://tinyurl.com/5ek74b9b

01/14/2026

When the temperature drops, it is tempting to hibernate. However, winter offers a unique opportunity for improving foot and ankle health. Cold-weather activities require balance and stabilization that provide a built-in workout for the small muscles in your lower extremities. Here are the pros and cons of 8 winter-focused activities, courtesy of us at Syracuse Podiatry. https://tinyurl.com/3rupvre4

01/12/2026

The easiest way to reduce ankle swelling after work?
Legs Up the Wall Pose.
Lying flat with your legs vertical uses gravity to drain pooled blood and lymph fluid out of the feet instantly. Do this for 10 minutes when you get home!
https://tinyurl.com/ycx4zw9j

01/09/2026

You’re 3 miles into a hike, and you feel it:
A blister on your heel.
It may be small, but with enough steps, it can ruin your walk, your day, and your mood.
Stop them from forming altogether with tips from our latest blog, which also answers the infamous "To pop or not to pop" question...:
https://tinyurl.com/55v6xc97

01/07/2026

Your feet and ankles are the unsung heroes of your New Year’s resolution list. Whether you’re training for a marathon or just trying to make it through the workday without a backache, your feet need a seat at the table. Here are 7 simple, practical resolutions to keep your foundation solid in 2026, courtesy of Syracuse Podiatry. https://tinyurl.com/ytddhmft

01/05/2026

Adding weight to your walk? Choose wisely.
🎒 Rucking (Vest): Keeps weight close to your center of gravity. Good for core/cardio (if you have arches supported!).
⚓ Ankle Weights: Drags from the bottom of the lever. High risk of hip flexor strain and tendonitis.
Got a brand you want to run by us? A question about overuse aches? We're here to help: https://tinyurl.com/5ek74b9b

01/01/2026

This is page 1 of 365. 📖
You have a blank book ahead of you, and we know it'll be a great one.
Wishing you a fresh start and new adventures. Happy New Year!

12/31/2025

Blisters are small, but the pain you feel from your shoe constantly rubbing on them is real. The good news? You don’t have to limp home if we at Syracuse Podiatry tell you how to handle blisters- or prevent them in the first place. https://tinyurl.com/2k98bbc5

12/29/2025

You haven't been bitten by a bug. You haven't walked barefoot. So why are there itchy, red bumps on your toes?
It’s likely Chilblains, an atypical reaction to cold air.
When you warm up too fast after being freezing cold, blood vessels can't handle the rush, causing swelling and itching.
Affected? Get in touch!
We can help you step past the problem (and prevent it from worsening): https://tinyurl.com/224ch2yr

12/24/2025

The greatest wealth is health. Wishing you and your loved ones a healthy, happy Christmas. ❤️

12/23/2025

We’ve all heard the old saying that grandpa can predict a snowstorm just by the ache in his knees. While it sounds like an old wives' tale, there is actually real science behind it. For any one of our patients at Syracuse Podiatry dealing with arthritis in the feet or ankles, winter isn't just a change of season, but one of increased stiffness and deep, throbbing aches. https://tinyurl.com/4tnahftx

Address

7075 Manlius Center Road
East Syracuse, NY
13057

Opening Hours

Monday	7:45am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:45am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 6:30pm
Thursday	7:45am - 5pm
Friday	7:45am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+13154463668

Website

http://www.syracusepodiatry.org/

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Here at Syracuse Podiatry, we offer the latest treatments in foot and ankle care to help get you back on your feet as quickly as possible both pain and worry free. Dr. Ryan L. D'Amico Board Certified Podiatrist and Dr. Kathleen Pyatak-Hugar ensures all our patients receive the best foot and ankle care. It's our philosophy to make sure our patients not only receive the best care, but that we also educate our patients so they can take preventative care of their feet. Our office is conveniently located in East Syracuse, NY and has been designed with your comfort in mind while using state-of-the art technology and equipment. Located in the heart of the greater Syracuse area right in Onondaga County, we offer total family foot and ankle care 5 days a week, with Saturday morning hours for your convenience! We also welcome walk-ins and emergencies. Dr. D'Amico treats all foot and ankle conditions including but not limited to diabetic foot care, sprains and fractures, ingrown and fungal nails, ulcers, bunions, hammertoes, reconstructive surgery, custom made orthotics, diagnostic ultrasound, heel pain and spurs, arthritic conditions, deformities, warts corns and callouses, and dermatological disorders. Our office also offers digital x-rays and diabetic shoes. We at Syracuse Podiatry are pledged to improve the quality of life through the treatment of foot and ankle disorders. Our team is committed to a relationship based upon care, commitment and compassion. We will always strive to enjoy what we do!