Pregnancy brings many changes to a woman’s body, including the feet. Hormonal shifts, weight gain, and fluid retention can all lead to a range of foot-related problems. Understanding these issues can help expectant mothers find relief and prevent further discomfort.

Taking care of your feet is crucial if you have diabetes, as you're more prone to foot problems due to poor circulation and nerve damage (neuropathy). Here are essential tips for maintaining healthy feet and preventing complications:

Healthy feet are attractive feet. Here are some ways to promote summer foot health.

At Pasco-Hernando Foot & Ankle, one of our priorities is helping our patients with diabetes avoid complications. Neuropathy and poor circulation which are associated with this disease pack a one-two punch that can be devastating to the health of your feet.

November is American Diabetes Month, and at Pasco Hernando Foot & Ankle, we want our patients to be aware of how this disease can impact the health of their feet. Our podiatrist, Dr. Lawrence J. Kales, wants to be a partner in helping to manage your diabetes.

Diabetes is a disease that has to do with the production and processing of insulin in your body and it currently affects over 30 million Americans. This is climbing towards 10% of the population.