Associates in Podiatry, Inc.

03/11/2025

👣 Ingrown Toenails — Don’t Suffer in Silence!

An ingrown toenail happens when the edge of your toenail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, redness, swelling, or even infection. 🚫

Common causes include:
✅ Improper nail trimming (cutting nails too short or curved)
✅ Tight-fitting shoes
✅ Toe injuries
✅ Genetic nail shape

If left untreated, an ingrown nail can worsen and lead to infection or ongoing discomfort — especially for patients with diabetes or circulation issues.

At Associates in Podiatry, our doctors can gently and effectively treat ingrown toenails. In some cases, a simple in-office procedure can help prevent the problem from coming back.

👟 Don’t wait until it hurts to walk — call us today at 937-399-8011 to schedule an appointment.

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22/10/2025

👣Did You Know? Gout Often Starts in the Feet! 👣

Gout is a type of arthritis caused by a buildup of uric acid crystals in the joints — and it often strikes the big toe first. 😣

Common symptoms include:
🔥 Sudden, intense joint pain (often at night)
🦶 Swelling, redness, and warmth around the joint
💤 Discomfort that can linger even after the severe pain fades

Gout can be triggered by foods high in purines (like red meat, seafood, and alcohol), dehydration, or certain health conditions.

If you’ve noticed these symptoms, don’t ignore them — gout is treatable, and flare-ups can be prevented with proper care. Our doctors can help you manage pain and identify ways to reduce future attacks.

📞 Call us at 937-399-8011 to schedule an appointment and get lasting relief.

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06/01/2025

Due to weather we will be closed at all offices on Monday, January 6 in an effort to keep both patients and staff safe. Thank you for understanding.

19/03/2024

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19/03/2024

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01/12/2023

🏈 Go Wildcats! 🏆
A huge congratulations to the Springfield Wildcats for making it all the way to the state championship! Your hard work, dedication, and team spirit have truly paid off. As you gear up for the big game, know that the whole of Springfield is rooting for you. Bring that championship home! We believe in you! 🌟🐾 Springfield Wildcats Athletics Springfield City School District

12/05/2022

Due to upgrading our phone system we will unable to speak with patients for a few hours on Friday, May 13 until this has been completed. We look to hearing from you soon.

04/02/2022

We will remained closed today due to the level two snow emergency. We will reach out and reschedule any patients that have appointments today.

02/02/2022

Happy Ground Hog Day!!!
Due to the upcoming winter storm our office will close today at 5pm and re-open Friday at 1pm. Keep posted, if weather continues to be hazardous to our patients and associates we will postpone opening until Monday.

Everyone stay safe!!!!!

19/01/2022

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The simple answer is that there is no difference between a fracture and a break. From shattered bones to hairline cracks, any damage done to the bones of the feet is considered a fracture. No matter what you want to call it, it’s still important that you visit your podiatrist right away for treatm...

30/12/2021

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Is the pain and stiffness you’re experiencing in your feet and ankles caused by arthritis? If arthritis is left untreated, it’s possible that your symptoms could become so severe that they could affect your quality of life. Therefore, your podiatrist may recommend seeking medical attention right...

13/12/2021

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From running miles to wearing shoes that are too loose or too tight, there are many reasons why you may develop a corn. A corn is your skin’s way of protecting itself when there is any friction or pressure placed on the area. While healthy individuals may be able to simply treat corns on their own...