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Getting Help With My Foot

I have always had problems with my left foot, but honestly, I didn't think much of it--until I started working out every single day. I quickly realized that my foot was having problems staying stable, and I was really frustrated about the problem. I went to my normal doctor who referred me to a podiatrist, and they took several careful images of my foot. Within a few short weeks, I had started therapy, and I was really impressed with how much of a difference it made. I was also prescribed orthotic inserts that helped a lot. Check out this blog for more information.

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Getting Help With My Foot

Dealing With An Ingrown Toenail

27 November 2018
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Wearing shoes can cause a lot of pain when you are dealing with an ingrown toenail. Basically, an ingrown toenail means that it has grown in a manner in which it goes into the flesh surrounding it. The condition can vary in levels of severity, and sometimes the help of a podiatrist is needed to get rid of the problem. Even if you are able to tolerate the pain that the toenail is causing, it is important to get it examined by a podiatrist in case treatment is needed. Read More 

What Patients Need To Know About Cosmetic Toe Surgery

12 September 2018
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Talking with a practitioner about the possibility of undergoing cosmetic toe surgery will give you a sense of the options that are available to you. Many procedures are fairly localized, and they can often be performed on an outpatient basis. You still, however, should take the process seriously and ask several key questions before going ahead with it. Are You a Good Candidate? While the procedures themselves are cosmetic, your doctor will still have a number of potential practical concerns about doing work. Read More 

Identifying Plantar Fasciitis As The Source Of Foot Pain: What’s With Your Aching Feet?

17 April 2018
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Foot pain is something you can't ignore, no matter how tough you tend to be with physical symptoms. You need your feet to hold you up and get you where you want to go without too many aches and pains. If you're developing plantar fasciitis, however, expect to be slowed down for a bit while you sort this tender situation out. The Symptoms Of Plantar Fasciitis Foot pain of all sorts is common, especially for hard-working people who run around all day or for the more fashionable folks who sport sky-high heels. Read More 

Symptoms of Fallen Arches and How Your Podiatrist Can Treat Your Condition

19 March 2018
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Fallen arches happen for different reasons. You might be born with flat feet, or you might develop them in later life. Your arches can also flatten out due to an injury to the tendon that runs along the bottom of your foot. The injury might be acute, or it could be due to obesity or repetitive motion. The condition can affect one foot or both. Here are some of the symptoms of fallen arches and what your podiatrist can do to treat them. Read More