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My Foot Surgery by Dr. Wayne A. Chieppa - Roxbury Foot and Ankle Center

My Foot Surgery (Part 1) – Confessions of a North Jersey Podiatrist

Feet, SurgeryBy Dr. David M. PizzanoFebruary 11, 2016

I have been suffering from arthritis in my left great toe for many years. When wearing certain shoes, my big toe joint would swell and turn red. To ease the pain, I wore orthotics and stiff soled wide shoes. Cortisone injections and anti-inflammatory medication also became an essential part of my daily routine. All of…

What Is Neuroma?

What Is Neuroma? Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment Info

FeetBy Dr. David M. PizzanoJuly 22, 2015

What Is Neuroma? Neuroma by definition is the thickening and inflammation of a nerve. The most common Neuroma occurring in the foot is the Morton’s Neuroma. Morton’s Neuroma most commonly occurs between the 3rd and 4th toes of the foot. The second most common location is between the 2nd and 3rd toes. This condition is…

Treating Pediatric Flat Foot

Pediatric Flat Foot Treatment: To Treat or Not to Treat?

Feet, Health Related, Orthotics, SurgeryBy Dr. David M. PizzanoJanuary 6, 2015

By Dr. David M. Pizzano | If you’re as old as I am, you may have been subjected to, or know people who were subjected to archaic foot aligning devices, that were attached to shoes and usually worn at night. On a lesser scale perhaps your mom and dad brought you to a children’s shoe…

3D Printed Orthotics at Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center, NJ

Roxbury Foot & Ankle Center Now Offering 3D Printed Orthotics

Back Pain, Feet, Orthotics, Podiatry, Running, shoes, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoNovember 24, 2014

So the time has finally come. It is now possible to make 3D printed orthotics. 3D printing started out with many industrial applications, but not until recently have there been health care applications. The company leading the 3D printed orthotic revolution is Sols. You can read about the company and their amazing start up here:…

What is a bunion?

What is a Bunion? How to Identify and Treat

Feet, PodiatryBy Dr. David M. PizzanoOctober 27, 2014

By Dr. Wayne A. Chieppa | Patients enter the office every day with a complaint regarding their big toe joint. I can write a 1,000 page book describing all the problems that may occur in this area but I don’t have time to do that. The most common painful condition is arthritis of this joint.…

toe nail fungus treatment and prevention

Toenail Fungus (Onychomycosis) is More Common Than You Think; Causes, Prevention and Treatment

FeetBy Dr. David M. PizzanoOctober 21, 2014

So you’re a woman who’s had nail polish on for the past month and decide it’s time to remove it. That’s when you notice a yellow discoloration or white substance on your nail. Or you’re a guy and every month it seems harder and harder to cut through your ever thickening and discolored toenails. In…

Diabetic Foot Care

3 Ways to Help Prevent an Ingrown Nail

Feet, ingrown nails, Podiatry, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoAugust 7, 2014

If you have ever had an ingrown nail then you know that it can be extremely painful and can cause serious discomfort. An ingrown nail can become red and swollen and if the nail punctures the skin then bacteria could get in to the wound and lead to an infection. That and the fact that…

5 Key Strategies for Running on the Beach

5 Key Strategies for Running on the Beach

Ankles, Feet, Running, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoJune 17, 2014

The summer is here, and for many of us, that means taking long walks and/or long runs barefoot on the beach while listening to music and letting the ocean breeze hit us in the face. The exercise is great way to stay in shape and burn calories. According to the University of Western Australia, athletes…

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Foot and Ankle Injuries Are The Most Common for Kids During Summer – Here’s Why

Ankles, Feet, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoJune 1, 2014

It’s summer and that means kids go away to sports camps. Although they’re young, chances are they’re at more of a risk to foot and ankle injuries. Summer sports camps get very intense and competitive, which is the main reason why you might see an increase in injuries to feet and ankles. The most common…

6 Things to Consider When Starting Barefoot Running (a.k.a. Minimalist Running)

Feet, Running, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoMay 14, 2014

The minimalist running and shoe revolution was inspired by the book Born To Run by Christopher McDougal. Although the book is quite convincing, the transition to barefoot, or minimalist running, is more challenging than it appears. I would also add that some people may never successfully make the transition without risking injury. Here are some…

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