April is Foot Health Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to focus on a part of your body that often gets overlooked—your feet. Your feet support your entire body, Read More
When we discuss heart health, the conversation usually focuses on blood pressure, cholesterol, and chest pain. However, as podiatrists, we often look at the opposite end of the body to Read More
A new year is the perfect time for a fresh start—and that includes your feet. Whether you’re starting a new fitness routine, spending more time on your feet, or just Read More
Each November, we recognize Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to focus on the serious effects diabetes can have on your overall health—especially your feet. At Roadrunner Foot and Ankle in Peoria, Arizona, Read More
For many people, getting a pedicure is a relaxing way to pamper themselves, but for those with diabetes, it can be a risky endeavor. Due to reduced circulation and nerve Read More
Custom orthotics are a versatile treatment option commonly recommended by podiatrists to address a wide range of foot and ankle conditions. At Roadrunner Foot and Ankle in Peoria, Arizona, we Read More
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a crucial time to focus on how diabetes affects the body—especially the feet. If you live with diabetes, you know the importance of managing blood Read More
Living with diabetes means constantly monitoring your blood sugar, but it’s also critical to consider how the condition affects your feet. Diabetic foot complications can range from mild problems, like Read More
As the summer heats up here in Peoria, Arizona, it’s crucial for those with diabetes to give extra attention to foot care. High temperatures and outdoor activities can pose additional Read More
Many individuals with diabetes wonder if they can safely indulge in a pedicure. However, the answer isn't straightforward, as diabetic patients experience varying symptoms and associated complications. At Roadrunner Foot Read More
The ADA – American Diabetes Association – has declared November Diabetes Awareness month. It is designated to help people with diabetes be aware of their A1C number, check their feet Read More
Wounds on the feet may be common for patients who are diabetic. This may be a result of decreased sensitivity in the feet that can come from neuropathy. It may Read More
November is Diabetes Awareness month. It is a time to bring attention to diabetes and its overall impact on one’s health. According the 2020 CDC report, there are 34.2 million Read More
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and an estimated 30.3 million people have diabetes in the United States. That’s 9.4% of our population, and this number has been steadily on Read More