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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

When You Might Want To See The Foot Specialist

29 September 2021
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Your feet are so important to your overall well-being, and their location also makes them susceptible to all types of problems. From stubbing your toes to twisting your ankle and breaking bones, there are many ways you can injure your foot or ankle. Also, there are other conditions that can happen to your foot that can become problematic. When something happens to your foot, you should consider going to a foot specialist because they will be able to diagnose your issue and provide you with the best treatment for what is going on. Read More 

Do You Have A Pinched Nerve In Your Foot?

8 March 2021
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Many people have experienced a pinched nerve in their neck, back, or shoulder. But for some reason, they are not always able to pinpoint this same issue when it happens in their foot. Pinched nerves can occur in the feet, and since they are often associated with a more serious condition called neuroma, they are important to recognize. Here's a look at the signs of a pinched nerve in your foot, and also a look at how podiatrists tend to treat the problem. Read More