Blog from Podiatrist Dr. Mark Gasparini
When it comes to the health of your feet, you want fast help. Get some top tips in this medical blog, written by Suffolk County podiatrist Dr. Mark Gasparini.
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Travel These Great Hiking and Walking Trails Around Massapequa A good hike or walk can be great for both body and mind. Foot Specialists of Long Island provides some local trail suggestions and a few tips to keep your feet and ankles happier on the journey. -
Don’t Let a Foot or Ankle Injury Ruin Your Sports Season! The Foot Specialists of Long Island discuss how you can prevent foot and ankle injuries from winter and spring sports like hockey, basketball, tennis, and lacrosse—and what to do if they happen anyway. -
Summer Fitness and Potential Injuries Read our blog to find out how you can prevent painful foot and ankle conditions from sidelining you for the season. -
Expert Tips for Avoiding Foot & Ankle Soccer Injuries Avoid weeks on the injured reserve list this soccer season with these expert tips from foot and ankle specialist Dr. Mark Gasparini! -
Common Foot & Ankle Sports Injuries Foot Specialists of Long Island is Nassau County’s top source for podiatric care, including treatment for common foot and ankle sports injuries. -
Treatment Options for Lisfranc Injuries Severe pain in the midfoot region could be due to a Lisfranc injury. Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. discusses several treatment options. -
Foot Injury Prevention for the New Year Many individuals make resolutions to exercise on more frequent basis, so Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. offers some effective tips for foot injury prevention. -
Weekend Warrior Injury Prevention Tips You Should Know If you only participate in physical activities on the weekends, you need to take precautions to prevent injuries, says Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. of New York. -
Save Your Shins with Effective Treatment As Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., continues discussing shin splints, it’s time to look at treatment. Learn more from an expert Nassau County podiatrist. -
Shin Splints—Ways to Avoid Them You can’t choose your siblings, but knowing the causes of shin splints can help you choose ways to prevent them, says Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. of New York.