Advanced Podiatry- Dr. Michael Mitry, DPM

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Pain in the ball of the foot can develop when excessive pressure is placed on the area beneath the toes. Common causes i...
03/17/2026

Pain in the ball of the foot can develop when excessive pressure is placed on the area beneath the toes. Common causes include repetitive exercise, running, and wearing shoes that are too tight. Morton's neuroma, bursitis, or a bunion that changes normal foot alignment may also play a role. Risk...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/causes-of-pain-in-the-ball-of-the-foot

Cracked heels are splits or fissures in the skin along the edge of the heel that develop when dry, thickened skin loses ...
03/10/2026

Cracked heels are splits or fissures in the skin along the edge of the heel that develop when dry, thickened skin loses elasticity and splits under pressure. This condition often begins with roughness and callus formation and can progress to painful cracks that may bleed. Common causes include...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/risk-factors-of-cracked-heels

Sever's disease is a common cause of heel pain in active children and adolescents, often occurring during periods of rap...
02/24/2026

Sever's disease is a common cause of heel pain in active children and adolescents, often occurring during periods of rapid growth. It is caused by inflammation of the growth plate in the heel, frequently triggered by repetitive stress from running, jumping, or sports activity. This is especially...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/when-growing-pains-affect-the-heel

Knowing when to see a podiatrist can help prevent minor foot concerns from progressing into more serious problems. Ongoi...
02/17/2026

Knowing when to see a podiatrist can help prevent minor foot concerns from progressing into more serious problems. Ongoing pain in the foot, toe, or ankle is a common reason to seek care, especially if it affects walking, standing, or daily activities. Changes in foot shape, recurring calluses or...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/when-to-see-a-podiatrist

Ganglion cysts are fluid filled lumps that often form near joints or tendons in the foot or ankle. They develop when joi...
02/03/2026

Ganglion cysts are fluid filled lumps that often form near joints or tendons in the foot or ankle. They develop when joint fluid leaks out and becomes trapped in a small sac, often due to irritation, overuse, injury, or changes in joint mechanics. Some cysts cause no symptoms, while others lead to...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/ganglion-cysts-of-the-foot

Clubfoot is a condition present at birth where the foot turns inward and downward, affecting alignment and walking if no...
01/27/2026

Clubfoot is a condition present at birth where the foot turns inward and downward, affecting alignment and walking if not addressed. Management often begins early, when bones and soft tissues are more flexible. Gentle, guided stretching and serial casting are commonly used to gradually reposition...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/methods-for-dealing-with-clubfoot

Ingrown toenails are a frequent foot issue where the edge of a toenail grows into the surrounding skin, most often affec...
01/20/2026

Ingrown toenails are a frequent foot issue where the edge of a toenail grows into the surrounding skin, most often affecting the big toe. The area may look red or shiny, and in more advanced cases there may be drainage, infection, or overgrown skin along the nail border. It often feels sore at...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/when-a-nail-causes-more-than-annoyance

Hammertoe is a common toe deformity in which a toe curls down instead of pointing forward, often affecting the middle jo...
01/13/2026

Hammertoe is a common toe deformity in which a toe curls down instead of pointing forward, often affecting the middle joint. This abnormal position can lead to discomfort, irritation, and difficulty wearing shoes. Hammertoe may develop due to a prior toe injury, arthritis that alters joint...

Read more: https://www.advancedpodiatryma.com/blog/hammertoe-explained

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