5 Ways to Avoid Foot Disasters When Mowing the Lawn
Mowing the lawn, whether a chore or a pleasure, presents risks to the safety of your feet. Review these 5 safety tips to prevent injury
What Senior Citizens Can Do for Their Aging Feet
One thing that most senior citizens have in common is that their bodies begin to have challenges as they age. Changes in their feet are also very common. Here is expert help from Dr. Wilhelm
Wipe Out Plantar Warts with Swift Wart Treatment
Clifton Foot & Ankle Center offers the latest in highly effective plantar wart treatment using Swift technology. Call for your appointment today
3 Helpful Strategies for Anyone Struggling with Diabetes
We’ve been thinking about Mental Health Awareness Month, especially as it relates to our patients with diabetes. Dr. Wilhelm offers 3 helpful strategies.
Does Your Child Need a Podiatrist?
Children may not be the best at telling you their feet hurt. As a parent, look for signs of foot and ankle problems.
Physical Activity Can Ease Arthritis Pain!
How many people with foot or ankle arthritis want to walk, climb stairs, or exercise if it only worsens their foot pain? Well, common sense would tell us the answer is not many – and the statistics concur. According to the Centers for Disease Control, nearly a third of all adults with arthritis don’t engage…
Get Ready for Sandal Season!
The seasons, they are a-changing. Your toes are probably waking from their winter slumber as we speak, emerging from their shoe caves, sleepy-eyed and ready for refreshment. Be ready to help them greet the sunshine. Spruce them up with an at-home pedicure or a safe, professional one. How to perform an at-home pedicure Certainly, you…
Three Little Letters that Can Spell Trouble for Your Feet
There are a lot of acronyms in medicine. Take COVID, for example, which – we know all too well – stands for “coronavirus disease.” Some other examples we speak of often in our society include CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). At Clifton Foot & Ankle Center, in Fairfax County, one particular acronym…
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