Skip to content

Due to the fact that we are understaffed at this time, we ask for your patience when calling our office. If we do not answer, please leave a message on the answering machine and we will call back as soon as possible. Please do not leave a message on our emergency line unless you are having a true emergency. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time.

Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center
Northern NJ Podiatrists | NJ Foot and Ankle Doctors
Roxbury Foot & Ankle CenterRoxbury Foot & Ankle Center
973-927-2525Roxbury Mall • 66 Town Centre • Suite 405 • Succasunna, NJ 07876Pay a Bill
Search:
  • Home
  • Appointments
  • Treatment Services
    • Achilles Tendon Pain
    • Ankle Sprains
    • Bunions
    • Flatfoot Conditions
    • Foot and Ankle Arthritis
    • Foot Fractures
    • Hammer Toes
    • Heel Pain
    • High Arch Problems
    • Ingrown Nails
    • Neuroma
    • Orthoses
    • Plantar Warts
    • Tendonitis
    • Fungal Nails
  • Our Doctors
    • Dr. David M. Pizzano
    • Dr. Stephen M. Guiliana
  • About Us
  • FAQ’s
  • Articles
  • Contact
Facebook page opens in new windowTwitter page opens in new windowYelp page opens in new windowLinkedin page opens in new window
  • Home
  • Appointments
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ’s
  • Our Doctors
    • Dr. David M. Pizzano
    • Dr. Stephen M. Guiliana
  • Treatment Services
    • Ankle Sprains
    • Achilles Tendon Pain
    • Bunions
    • Flatfoot Conditions
    • Foot and Ankle Arthritis
    • Foot Fractures
    • Fungal Nails
    • Hammer Toes
    • Heel Pain
    • High Arch Problems
    • Ingrown Nails
    • Neuroma
    • Orthoses
    • Plantar Warts
    • Tendonitis
  • Articles

Daily Archives: December 3, 2013

You are here:
  1. Home
  2. 2013
  3. December
  4. 03

why do foot problems happen in diabetics?

The Relationship Between Diabetes and Your Feet

Ankles, Health RelatedBy Dr. David M. PizzanoDecember 3, 2013

Diabetes is a disease, which afflicts a large percentage of our population. It is caused by the body’s inability or reduced ability to produce insulin. This in turn caused blood sugar to rise. This rise in blood sugar reduces the body’s ability to heal from wounds or injury. In addition it will affect the small…

Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center
Copyright © 2001-2023 | Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center | Designed by VALEiRA.com
  • Home
  • Contact
  • FAQ’s
  • Sitemap
  • Privacy Policy
Footer Menu
Go to Top