Ask the Foot Doctor Your Questions
Today we start a new feature: the chance to ask Dr. Nirenberg a foot or ankle question.
The Internet has changed how we learn and understand our world, and our medical problems and conditions—especially our foot and ankle problems. Information is now literally at our fingertips! I firmly believe knowledge is power. However, due to legal issues and restrictions on physicians practicing telemedicine, answers to questions are strictly for informational purposes. Readers will still be able to learn much by asking questions, but the answers are not a substitute for medical care (for a more medical detailed disclaimer read this site’s Terms of Use).
As for your questions, we are looking for great, fascinating foot and ankle questions that our readers will find interesting.
The questions can concern anything related to our feet and ankles, from simple warts or corns to arthritic or weak ankles, and everything in-between. Questions do not have to be strictly medical related. (For example, I was recently asked why our feet are ticklish, and soon I will post an entire article on this fascinating question.)
So start asking your questions right now! Click Ask a Question.
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