Podiatrist Offices Conveniently Located In Kenilworth, Bayonne, Little Ferry & Montclair New Jersey

Innovative Foot & Ankle

Footnotes / Blog

Wednesday, January 21st, 2015 Innovative Foot and Ankle

There are several factors that can lead to PVD such as smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, a family history of heart disease and being over weight. PVD is a condition in which the arteries that carry blood to the arms and legs become narrowed or clogged, slowing or stopping blood flow. There are various ways to prevent and manage PVD including life style changes, diet and surgery.

Previous Article Wart Symptoms of Your Feet The symptoms of your feet include rough, round or oval lesions on the soles of the feet which may be lighter or darker than the [...]
Next Article What Are Bunions And How Are They Treated? Bunions are a bony bump present at the big toe joint. They can be extremely painful to many people, often because of the bump rubbing [...]