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Why You Should See a Podiatrist for Your Crooked Toes

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Crooked toes: They’re more than just a cosmetic issue. They can lead to discomfort, difficulty walking, and even pain. But should you see a podiatrist for crooked toes? The answer is a resounding “yes”. Here’s why. Understanding Crooked Toes First things first, you’ve got to understand what you’re dealing with. Crooked toes, or toe deformities, occur when the joints in the toe don’t align correctly. There are different types, including hammertoes, claw toes, and mallet toes, each with its own set of symptoms and complications. Read More»

Podiatrist Tips For Achieving Heel Pain Relief

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Heel pain is a common foot problem that can cause discomfort and make it difficult to walk or stand for long periods of time. Every year, podiatrists see many patients suffering from heel pain.  If you have heel pain, here are some tips to help you find relief from this common foot problem: Wear the right shoes Wearing the right shoes is one of the most important things you can do to reduce heel pain. Read More»

Managing Your Chronic Foot And Ankle Problems

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Foot and ankle pain can be a very disruptive issue for a person to experience. In addition to making it difficult for these individuals to do some of the activities that they enjoy the most, foot and ankle problems can even make it difficult for individuals to perform their work duties. These mobility issues can have a major impact on a person’s quality of life, but individuals will often neglect to take steps to alleviate their chronic foot and ankle issues. Read More»

What You May Be Able To Do To Reverse A Bunion

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Bunions can be a painful foot disorder that usually affects the side of the bone on the big toe, but it can also appear on the side of the pinkie toe. If you have a bone protrusion on either side of your foot, it may be a bunion. If it’s painful or rubs on your shoes when you walk, you need to go to the podiatrist for treatment and a proper diagnosis. Read More»

Is That Bump On Your Toe A Bunion? How To Tell And What You Can Do

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Bunions occur when your big toe is pushed in towards the other toes and the bone below pushes out, causing pain in the foot. The bone that protrudes begins to rub on all of your shoes and can cause even more severe pain. The toes that are being squished together can also be in pain as well. If you have this painful bump on your foot, it could be a bunion. Read More»

When Should You See A Podiatrist

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Pain or discomfort in your lower limbs can be a significant obstacle to enjoying your everyday life. This issue may be a result of underlying medical conditions such as diabetes and prior injuries. An experienced podiatrist is proficient in all matters concerning your foot health. They will work to get to the root of the problem and recommend various treatment options for you.  Your foot doctor will focus on just your feet after assessing your entire limb structure from the hip downwards. Read More»

Why Are Your Feet Hurting? What You Can Do

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If your feet are hurting you, it can make even mundane tasks uncomfortable and painful. Your foot pain may be caused by a number of things, including wearing the wrong shoes, an injury that has gone untreated, or a foot issue that needs to be treated. If your feet are hurting you, you need to do something about it to take care of this problem so you aren’t in constant pain. Read More»

How Will A Foot Doctor Treat Your Onychomycosis?

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Toenail fungus, which is more formally known as onychomycosis, can be difficult to get rid of on your own. Some people try using various essential oils and over-the-counter antifungal creams, but these remedies are rarely effective. In the cases where they are effective, they often take a very long time to work. Your best bet, if you have onychomycosis, is to see a foot doctor. Here are a few of the treatments they may administer or recommend. Read More»

Why Keeping Your Feet Healthy With Podiatry Foot Care Is Important

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Consider how much stress is placed on your feet each day. Your feet transport you around every day inside and outside your home. It’s a wonder that your feet are still there at your beck and call. Sometimes people have foot problems of one kind or another, but they fail to seek foot care. The discomfort you feel in one or both of your feet can get worse if you neglect to seek podiatry care and treatment for your ailing feet. Read More»

How Plantar Warts Affect Your Feet

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One of the reasons for visiting a foot specialist is for plantar warts. Most plantar warts don’t cause problems, but some can get large and uncomfortable. They can also be hard to diagnose because they don’t look like other types of warts. Here is more information about plantar warts, their cause and treatment, and how a podiatrist can help with relief. What are Plantar Warts? Plantar warts are unusual wart-like growths that grow on the bottom of the foot. Read More»