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24 years
Experience
Dr. Jeffrey Muroff, DPM
- Ronkonkoma, NY
- NY College Podiatric Medicine
- Accepting new patients
How to Cure "Smelly" Feet
How to Cure “Smelly” FeetDo you often hear others complain about your feet smelling bad? If so, our podiatrist near Bohemia may be able to help. Dr. Jeffrey Muroff is here to...
Broken Toes: How Worried Should I Be?
Broken Toes: How Worried Should I Be? Maybe it happened when you walked barefoot in the dark through the house. Maybe it was barefoot down the stairwell. It has happened to...
I have a small growth around my ankle. Could it be serious?
This is something that is best evaluated by a professional. It is likely not harmful but shouldn’t be ignored.
Can bunions indicate an underlying foot problem?
Bunions are a biomechanical problem. They do not mean that you are in poor health. Painful bunions can progress and lead to increasing pain and difficulty walking. Depending upon READ MORE
Bunions are a biomechanical problem. They do not mean that you are in poor health. Painful bunions can progress and lead to increasing pain and difficulty walking. Depending upon the severity there are several ways your podiatrist will address this problem. See your podiatrist as soon as possible.
Why do I find it hard to flex my toes?
This is a difficult question without knowing your specific history. Some people do just lose flexibility of the toes over time do to arthritic changes and/or toe deformity, i.e., READ MORE
This is a difficult question without knowing your specific history. Some people do just lose flexibility of the toes over time do to arthritic changes and/or toe deformity, i.e., hammertoes or claw toes. Other cases may be more complex and involve nerve issues. If this is a sudden onset problem it is probably more worrisome than if it has occurred gradually. If this problem has come on suddenly or is accompanied by spasm, numbness, or pain, it should be evaluated immediately.
My foot looks like it has a wart on the bottom of it. How can I get rid of it?
You should have this checked by a professional. There are other things that may mimic a wart. Also most over the counter removers have directions that may cause you harm.
I frequently get blisters on my feet when I wear shoes. Why does this keep happening?
There are a number of reasons this may be happening to you. Make sure your shoes are not too small and be sure to wear socks. If your feet sweat a lot this may also contribute READ MORE
There are a number of reasons this may be happening to you. Make sure your shoes are not too small and be sure to wear socks. If your feet sweat a lot this may also contribute to the problem. There are also a number of medical conditions that cause blistering. If your shoes fit well, you are wearing socks and your skin is not wet you should be evaluated by your podiatrist.
What is the treatment for hammer toe?
There are a few ways to address this problem. Depending upon your mother’s general health surgery may be an option, however this may entail more than just hammertoe correction. READ MORE
There are a few ways to address this problem. Depending upon your mother’s general health surgery may be an option, however this may entail more than just hammertoe correction. The initial approach should be conservative utilizing shoe gear modification, injection and / or orthoses. Your podiatrist should be consulted to determine the best course of action for your mother.
How can I prevent foot issues?
Wear supportive well fitted shoe gear. Wear white cotton socks that wick away moisture. Change shoe gear frequently. Ideally get two of the same pair of shoes and alternate daily. READ MORE
Wear supportive well fitted shoe gear. Wear white cotton socks that wick away moisture. Change shoe gear frequently. Ideally get two of the same pair of shoes and alternate daily.
I get cramps in my foot very frequently. What could be wrong?
This may be musculoskeletal in nature or possibly related to medications or metabolic conditions. This needs to be evaluated
I have a bone growth under my heel and it hurts. What should I do?
The growth or heel spur in and of itself is usually not a problem. The pain you are experiencing when you step down can be treated with injection icing stretching and custom orthotics. READ MORE
The growth or heel spur in and of itself is usually not a problem. The pain you are experiencing when you step down can be treated with injection icing stretching and custom orthotics. Do not wear flat shoes or walk barefoot. See your podiatrist ASAP as this condition will get worse if untreated.
I feel like the bottoms of my feet are swollen. What could be wrong?
This may be neuropathy which is change in and/or loss of sensation that can lead to wounds falls and other issues. Neuropathy is not typically reversible but can be treated. You READ MORE
This may be neuropathy which is change in and/or loss of sensation that can lead to wounds falls and other issues. Neuropathy is not typically reversible but can be treated. You need to be evaluated as soon as possible
My legs and feet become very heavy during my periods. What is the connection and how can I manage the pain better?
Walking may be helpful as the action of walking helps to reduce swelling. Also try to elevate your legs and feet as often as you can
Are there any side effects of wearing acupuncture slippers for a long time?
This is not an issue that I have seen enough to have a good answer for you. I would follow the manufacturers instructions and stop if you have any discomfort.
Do acupuncture shoes help with heel pain?
It is likely that this will not relieve the pain but will cost you money that might be better used for evaluation and treatment. In the interim start by icing and stretching and READ MORE
It is likely that this will not relieve the pain but will cost you money that might be better used for evaluation and treatment. In the interim start by icing and stretching and avoiding barefoot walking.
I have pus-filled white bumps around my ankle. What could this be?
This is an infection and needs to be treated
Can bath salts help in treating heel pain?
Some people enjoy soaking. I have not usually found this to be helpful. Typically icing will give more relief. Do not ice for more than ten minutes at a time and do not apply ice READ MORE
Some people enjoy soaking. I have not usually found this to be helpful. Typically icing will give more relief. Do not ice for more than ten minutes at a time and do not apply ice to bare skin.
Why could my feet be so itchy?
It could be a fungal and or other dermatological condition. If it hasn’t responded to over-the-counter remedies, have it looked at.
I have a strange pain in the bottom of my feet. What could be the reason for this?
You may be developing tendonitis. This can become a serious problem and should be evaluated ASAP to avoid being laid up with the nice weather approaching.
Is hammertoe genetic?
Changing shoe gear and/or orthotics can be helpful. You will need a custom orthotic, so you need to see your podiatrist.
What is the best way of recovering from a sprain?
The standard treatment is rest, ice, light compression, and elevation. You can try an over-the-counter ankle brace for compression.
I have had repeated sprains in my ankle. Will it keep happening? What can I do?
You may have damaged the ligaments from multiple injuries. There are steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of additional injuries. Speak to your podiatrist.
