Dr. Brian Nagy | January 11th, 2018
Posted In: General Foot Pain, Toe Pain
Your feet hurt. When you stand. When you take a step. Heaven forbid you try to exercise. And let’s not talk about the pain of sliding your feet into comfortable shoes. And all you want is to get back on your feet and to be able to get through your normal daily activities without pain. […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | December 21st, 2017
Posted In: General Foot Pain, Running
Runners have to take care of their feet if they plan on participating in marathons or running for pleasure. Many experience foot pain while running because they don’t take necessary precautions. You can avoid pain and discomfort if you use the following tips and protect your feet and ankles from the stress caused by jogging, […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | December 15th, 2017
Posted In: General Foot Pain, HyProCure Treatment
Foot pain can have many causes. Your feet are constantly transporting your body from one place to another, often times with little to no rest. This can result in stress on the joints, inflammation, and fatigue. Combine the three and you end up with pain and discomfort that can be debilitating and eventually become chronic. The […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | December 4th, 2017
Posted In: Foot Treatments, General Foot Pain
If you are suffering foot pain this holiday season, perhaps the best gift you’ll receive is care and advice on how to relieve your foot pain. At Nagy Footcare, we offer several free resources that might be just the gift you’re hoping to get. Whether you need relief from bunion pain, an ingrown toenail, or minimally invasive […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | October 17th, 2017
Posted In: Children, Foot Problems, General Foot Pain
A child’s foot is normally round and chubby looking at birth. As soon as they reach the age where they start to move, their feet begin to change shape. While their feet are still somewhat flat, they are becoming more defined and their arch begins to form. The more they walk and stretch their feet, the […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | October 10th, 2017
Posted In: General Foot Pain
Your feet support your body with every step you take. If you start to experience foot problems causing you pain on a regular basis, it can have a dramatic effect on your quality of life. Foot pain can have many causes. Even though everyone’s feet are structurally the same, the way they walk and carry their […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | September 21st, 2017
Posted In: Foot Problems, General Foot Pain
As we get older, our feet begin to show signs of wear and tear like foot pain. They bear all our weight, and then some, throughout our lives. One of the common causes of foot pain, especially in patients over the age of 60, is arthritis. You might associate arthritis with your knees, hips or […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | September 7th, 2017
Posted In: Foot Problems, General Foot Pain
Are your puffy feet causing you foot pain? Swelling feet or ankles are fairly common, especially among older people and pregnant women. They are typically due to benign conditions. You may be able to get relief from various home-care actions, but if you are unable to reduce the swelling yourself, your feet are painful, the swelling […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | July 25th, 2017
Posted In: General Foot Pain
Pain is the body’s way of telling us that something is wrong; that you have an injury or an illness. When you experience foot pain, your body is telling you that you are injured. According to an article in Podiatry Today magazine, over 50% of all sports injuries are due to overuse, where the repetitive pressure and […]
Dr. Brian Nagy | July 18th, 2017
Posted In: Foot Problems, General Foot Pain, HyProCure Treatment
Approximately 45% of the population has misaligned feet. You might have thought that misalignment was something that affected the spine and was treated by chiropractors and physical therapists. But just about every part of your body can become misaligned, either with bones shifting or muscles tightening and pulling. When your body is out of alignment […]
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