Affiliated Foot Care Center

Affiliated Foot Care Center Affiliated Foot Care Center, with offices in Middlefield and Wallingford, CT is dedicated to getting to the root of your foot or ankle problem.

Foot and ankle anatomy plays a vital role in movement, balance, and daily comfort. The structure includes joints, tarsal...
02/03/2026

Foot and ankle anatomy plays a vital role in movement, balance, and daily comfort. The structure includes joints, tarsal bones, metatarsals, and phalanges that work together to support body weight and allow smooth motion. Ligaments connect these bones and help create stability by guiding proper...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/foot-anatomy-and-stability.html

Pain in the second toe is a frequent complaint podiatrists hear and can develop for several reasons. This toe often abso...
01/27/2026

Pain in the second toe is a frequent complaint podiatrists hear and can develop for several reasons. This toe often absorbs extra pressure during walking, especially when the big toe does not move well or when foot structure puts more weight on the front of the foot. Over time, the joint at the...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/why-pain-develops-in-the-2nd-toe.html

Foot infections can affect the skin, nails, and deeper tissues of the toes, soles, and ankles when bacteria or fungi ent...
01/20/2026

Foot infections can affect the skin, nails, and deeper tissues of the toes, soles, and ankles when bacteria or fungi enter small breaks in the skin. Fungal infections involve athlete’s foot, which affects the skin between or under the toes, and onychomycosis, which causes thickened, discolored...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/types-of-infections-in-the-feet.html

A diabetic foot ulcer is an open sore that develops due to nerve damage, poor circulation, and pressure on the feet in p...
01/13/2026

A diabetic foot ulcer is an open sore that develops due to nerve damage, poor circulation, and pressure on the feet in people with diabetes. The process often begins with a normal foot that appears healthy, but may already have reduced sensation. An at-risk foot shows changes like numbness, dry...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/stages-of-a-diabetic-foot-ulcer.html

Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin of the feet and thrives in warm moist environments. On...
01/06/2026

Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin of the feet and thrives in warm moist environments. One type of athlete's foot is interdigital athlete’s foot, which develops between the toes causing redness, itching, peeling skin and burning discomfort. Moccasin-type athlete’s...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/types-of-athletes-foot-1.html

The biomechanics of the foot describe how the foot moves and absorbs force with each step. When the foot lands, it must ...
12/23/2025

The biomechanics of the foot describe how the foot moves and absorbs force with each step. When the foot lands, it must support the body’s weight, adapt to the ground, and push off smoothly for the next step. This process relies on many small bones working together with muscles, ligaments, and...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/various-parts-of-the-foot.html

Aging can affect the way the feet feel and move, and seniors often notice changes in balance, comfort, and stability as ...
12/16/2025

Aging can affect the way the feet feel and move, and seniors often notice changes in balance, comfort, and stability as soft tissues lose elasticity and arches weaken. Joint stiffness, bunions, stress fractures, and changes in bone strength can make walking uncomfortable. This is especially true...

Read more: https://www.drgordonfosdick.com/blog/strategies-for-foot-care-in-seniors.html

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Middlefield, CT
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