What causes heel pain? Unfortunately, since our feet absorb all the pressure of our daily activities, many different conditions can leave your heels in pain.

Want to avoid freaky Halloween feet at the end of trick or treating with the kids? From trips and falls to foot and heel pain, there are so many ways this ghoulish night can impact your foot health.

Fall yard cleanup duties can be tough on feet, so we want to share some tips to prevent damage, from lawn mower safety to common sense footwear solutions.

Let’s talk bones in feet. Each of your feet has 26 bones and 33 joints, not to mention hundreds of muscles, ligaments and tendons.

All year long, women deal with more foot problems than men. But when summer turns to fall, the problems get worse as feet high heel pain rises. Why is that the case? During the spring and summer, athletic shoes and open-toed sandals are a favorite footwear choice.

If your foot skin is red and itchy, or showing inflammation, you may have foot eczema. Also called dermatitis, this is a common foot condition that seems to target children in particular.

September is National Cholesterol Education Month, so your Hamilton County and Boone County podiatrist, Dr. David Sullivan, wants to highlight the high cholesterol symptoms feet can show you. High cholesterol affects about 38% of all Americans, but symptoms may be subtle, or non-existent, until you’ve developed serious complications.

We spend our whole lives on our feet, so it’s important to focus on footcare for seniors—all that pressure adds up as we age.

Fall prevention is critical, since falls are the top cause of injuries and death from injury for older Americans. To help spread awareness, your Westfield, IN podiatrist is helping mark September’s Fall Awareness Prevention Month with tips for protecting you and your loved ones from dangerous falls.

September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, so we want to help you understand how this condition affects children’s feet.

This National Wellness Month, we need you to focus on foot wellness. Why? As the foundation for your entire body, symptoms in your feet are often a sign of a larger problem.

This month, we celebrate National I Love My Feet Day on August 17. As your podiatrist in Westfield, IN, it’s obviously one of our favorite holidays! But it should be yours, too. And here’s why.

While long Indiana winters mean we can let our toes take a polish break, the spring and summer months are our time to shine in sandals and open-toed shoes

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that affects your skin. Because it can affect any skin on your body, psoriasis and your feet are often a concern.

While it is common for kids to experience discomfort, our Westfield, IN podiatrist can help relieve their pain and prevent complications as they grow.

During the hot summer months, diabetic foot care becomes a bit more challenging. Sun exposure, heat and humidity can all take a toll on your feet.

It seems like every summer, you get dry skin on feet, especially around your heels. Why is that the case and why should you care?

July is one hot month, and with that heat and humidity comes swelling feet and ankles. But have you ever wondered why feet swell in the heat? Or how to stop feet swelling in hot weather?

Are you wondering, why are my feet swollen? In some cases, mild foot swelling is temporary and no cause for concern.