About Pamela Karman, DPM

Doctor Karman is a NYC podiatrist practicing for over 35 years. Diplomate of AAMFS and certified by the American Board of Foot Surgeons. Dr. Karman is a Distinguished Member of The NYS Board of Podiatry (a division of The NYS Board of Regents)
16 07 / 2026

Toenail Fungus in Runners

By |2026-07-16T08:29:03-07:00July 16th, 2026|

Balancing the Rewards of Cardio Exercise with Fungal Infection Risks The most accessible and effective forms of physical activity are walking and running. They support cardiovascular health, strengthen muscles and bones, improve endurance, and contribute to overall well-being. Running and walking provides a plethora of mental and physical health benefits whether someone enjoys [...]

8 07 / 2026

Toenail Fungus or Bacterial Infection: How to Tell the Difference

By |2026-07-08T08:01:24-07:00July 8th, 2026|

Understanding Toenail Infections: Fungus vs. Bacteria It is quite easy for individuals to mix up whether they have toenail fungus or a bacterial infection. This is because both conditions have similar symptoms such as discoloration of the nail, thickening of the nail, and buildup of debris. Since our feet are constantly exposed to [...]

7 07 / 2026

Toenail Fungus: Why Laser Nail Treatment is Effective

By |2026-07-07T08:30:07-07:00July 7th, 2026|

The Reality of Toenail Fungus: Trial and Error The discolored, brittle, and thick toenails are a frustrating issue, and many waste months or even years trying different creams, oils, ointments, and home remedies without seeing significant improvement. Every new cream and oral medication promises healthier-looking nails, yet the appearance often remains unchanged. Over [...]

7 07 / 2026

Toenail Fungus Persisting: Why Surface Treatments Fall Short

By |2026-07-07T07:35:35-07:00July 7th, 2026|

The Real Cause of Persistent Toenail Fungus Thick, yellow, brittle, or discolored toenails are a common issue that affects countless people worldwide. Although these changes are often associated with aging or repeated injury, they are frequently caused by organisms that live beneath the nail, where they are protected from the outside environment. Because [...]