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  • How A Foot Specialist Can Help Your Aging Feet

    28 October 2022
    Your feet undergo changes as you age just like the rest of your body does. You may start having more problems with your feet as you get older, and instead of ignoring foot pain, it's a good idea to see a foot specialist for treatment. Foot pain might make you unsteady and increase your risk of falling. You might also become less active if your feet hurt when you walk
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  • Podiatrists: Who Are They And What Do They Do?

    17 December 2021
    It is common to schedule your visit to a general doctor for checkups or when you are in need of medical attention. However, the field of medicine is broad, and some doctors specialize in certain disciplines. While some specializations like dentistry are common, some like podiatry aren't commonly brought up. So, who are podiatrists, and what do they do? Understanding W
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  • You Might Want To Get Bunion Surgery

    17 September 2021
    When people develop bunions, they often delay surgery as long as possible. There are plenty of conservative treatments, like cortisone injections and shoe inserts, that can keep the pain manageable without surgery. However, these treatments only work for so long, and eventually, surgery becomes necessary. Rather than waiting until you have no option other than surgery
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  • 4 Ways Diabetics Can Protect Your Foot Health

    26 September 2019
    When you have diabetes, you will have health concerns unique to your condition. You'll have to test your blood sugar regularly so you can manage it with diet and insulin, but your glucose levels aren't the only thing you need to be aware of. Diabetes can damage various parts of your body, including your organs and circulatory system. Reduced circulation means that you
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  • Do You Experience Pain Behind Your Heel Or Ankle After Exercise? You May Be Suffering From Achilles Tendinopathy

    6 August 2018
    Achilles tendinopathy (sometimes called Achilles tendinitis) is a painful condition common in basketball players, runners, hikers and tennis players. Running and jumping places strain on your Achilles tendon and can cause damage. When you don't give your tendon enough time to heal between training sessions, the damage accumulates until you begin to experience pain beh
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