Many people associate skin cancer with sun or other UV light exposure. However, even though your feet and ankles don’t typically get a lot of sun, they are still subject to developing cancerous lesions. And since people aren’t typically looking out for cancer on their feet, a tumor can develop and spread, often with deadly results. It’s always a good idea to have any skin growths on your feet checked by your podiatrist since cancer can mimic benign growths like warts and moles.
Read MoreThere are wart treatments available over the counter, but they are often ineffective in treating plantar warts. To prevent regrowth, our Podiatrist must remove the entire wart. Be sure to get in touch with Maple Springs Foot Center for expert foot care.
Read MoreOne type of very aggressive skin cancer called acral lentiginous melanoma develops without any UV exposure at all. It can cause cancerous lesions hidden under the toenails or in thick skin on the soles or balls of the feet, so be sure to have regular visits with your foot doctor.
Read MoreExcessive pressure and rubbing from your footwear can cause painful blisters to develop on your feet. Your inflamed skin responds to the pressure caused by poorly fitting shoes and repetitive motions from exercise, work, and sports by secreting fluid under the surface layers to help soothe the inflammation
Read MoreAt Maple Springs Foot Center, LLC, we’ve seen a lot of foot warts, plantar warts. Out of the many different types of ailments your feet and ankles can develop, there’s one type that has a pretty interesting and unique background.
Read MoreHave you made plans yet this summer to get to the beach? Plan it out now! Having a special weekend getaway to look forward to will only help your workweek go by that much more quickly.
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