Medical Myth Buster: Onion in the Sock

The internet has become a valuable resource for medical information for patients. There are several reputable web sites managed by doctors and other medical specialists, such as Webmd, that provide patients with free access to information about a wide variety of medical conditions. The internet can unfortunately also be a source of potentially harmful misinformation…

I’m Walking On A Rock!

   This a complaint we hear from patients on a regular basis.  This is characteristic of a condition called bursitis or metatarsalgia. The pain experienced with this condition is generally in the ball of the foot, the area toward the bottom of the foot underneath the toes. It can occur underneath any of the toes,…

What Does Pigeon Toed Mean?

If your child is frequently tripping and his toes are pointing inward, he might have a foot type referred to as metatarsus adductus.  This type of foot anomaly commonly gives rise to a pigeon-toed appearance. By definition, the bones of the forefoot turn inward with this foot type. Metatarsus adductus is one of the most…

AFAS Welcomes Dr. Ido Friedman

Atlantic Foot & Ankle Speciailsts is excited to announce the arrival of our newest podiatrist, Dr. Ido Friedman. Dr. Ido Friedman was born in Petach Tikva, Israel and he has a brother and a sister who both live in Israel. After high school, he joined the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) where initially  was  trained in…

Pamper Feet In The New Year

“Baby its COLD outside!”  Yes, it is! I have been noticing that my skin has been much drier and dehydrated since the noticeable change in weather here in Southeast Georgia. So, in the wake of these frigid conditions, I decided to share my tried and true method of hydrating my feet.  I even use this…

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