Why Switch to Therapeutic Shoes
/Therapeutic shoes are not only more comfortable to wear but also provide better foot support. This is essential for people who are suffering from flat foot or high arches.
Read MoreTherapeutic shoes are not only more comfortable to wear but also provide better foot support. This is essential for people who are suffering from flat foot or high arches.
Read MoreWhen pain lingers for more than a few days or affects a child’s walking, this should be consulted with a podiatrist.
Read MoreA podiatrist may recommend a variety of treatment and management options for those suffering from dancer’s heel. People suffering from this foot condition are advised to rest the ankle and avoid placing too much pressure on the area.
Read MorePeripheral neuropathy is a medical condition that causes the loss of sensation in the extremities. And close to half of all Americans diagnosed with diabetes will develop this condition.
Read MoreVictoria Beckham, former Spice Girl and wife to international football star David Beckham, suffers from bunions and chronic heel pain as a result of her disdain for flats and refusal to wear any other shoes apart from high heels.
Read MoreA common type of fungal infection can be found in our toenails. This condition is medically referred to as Onchomycosis or Tinea Unguium.
Read MoreParents are entrusted with ensuring that their kids grow into healthy adults. This is done by instilling in them the importance of living healthy. But one area that is often overlooked is the feet.
Read MoreRepeated high-impact movements increase the stresses we place on our feet exponentially. Running and jumping are just some of the physical activities that increase our risk for foot injuries.
Read MoreWhen the growth plate in the heel of an adolescent or teen is injured, Sever's disease can occur. Children are most at risk for this condition when they are in the early part of their growth spurts in early puberty.
Read MoreYou probably know that a fracture refers to a broken bone, but how much do you know about stress fractures‚ what causes them, who is at risk, and how to stay safe from injury?
Read MoreIn podiatry, biomechanics are studied to determine the movement of the ankle, toes, and the foot itself, as well as the forces that impact them.
Read MoreWhen a fungus enters your body and begins to grow in a fingernail, a toenail, or the nail bed, a fungal infection occurs.
Read MoreNumerous studies have found a direct link between increased BMI and painful foot conditions including arthritis, tendonitis and heel pain.
Read MoreOrthotics are custom-made medical devices that are inserted between your feet and your shoes to treat a wide range of issues, including plantar fasciitis, bursitis, tendonitis, diabetic foot ulcers, and chronic pain.
Read MoreTo get back into sports after a sprained ankle, one should follow the RICE method, which is consistently recommended by physical therapists and sports medicine doctors.
Read MoreNumerous anatomical changes are typical in the feet as we age, including bunions, hammertoes, and fallen arches. These changes can contribute to a change in foot size.
Read MoreEverybody stubs a toe once in a while. Most often, it's not much of a problem. A shout and a rub of the toe, and soon the moment passes. Sometimes, however, a stubbed toe can lead to a bigger problem and a visit to the podiatrist for examination and treatment is appropriate.
Read MoreOur bodies come in different shapes and sizes and so do our feet. Just as some people are shorter or heavier than others, some feet are wider than others. Women are more likely to have wide feet than men, but there are many reasons that people have wide feet:
Read MoreBefore the advent of modern medicine, humans invented numerous myths in their efforts to understand the workings of their bodies. Happily, we now know that most of these old tales are untrue, but many misperceptions remain. How many of these old ideas about feet and footwear do you still believe?
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