In our regularly updated blog, we share important information about common conditions that can lead to foot and ankle pain that affects your quality of life. We discuss diabetic foot care needs and sports injuries, as well as conditions such as bone spurs, bunions, calluses, corns, fractures, flat feet, fungal nails, high arches, hammertoes, and ingrown toenails.
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The Do and Don’ts of Summer FootwearRead all about the best summer foot wear tips, your feet will thank you! Enjoy your summer, pain-free. Comfort, and breathability are possible in a shoe.
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Ways to Care for Your Child’s FeetPediatric foot care tips include supportive footwear, proper hygiene, nail trimming, and injury prevention to help keep growing feet healthy.
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Foot Care Is a Form of Self CareFoot care tips like fresh socks, supportive shoes, moisturizing, orthotics, massage, and laser therapy can support healthier, more comfortable feet daily.
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Chris Pratt Makes Viral Toenail PostProfessional toenail fungus treatment may include oral or topical medications, laser therapy, biopsy testing, and personalized care to promote healthier nails.
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Healthy Feet, Happy Heart: Celebrating Valentine's Day with Foot CareDiabetic foot treatment may include supportive orthotics that reduce pressure, improve alignment, and help protect sensitive feet while enhancing comfort.
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Why I Shouldn't Leave My Wounds Open To The Air - Despite What I've HeardLeaving wounds uncovered slows healing! Learn why keeping wounds protected speeds up recovery & reduces infection risk. Get expert wound care advice.
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True or False: Healing a Foot WoundDo foot wounds heal better uncovered? Learn the truth about wound care & recovery to prevent infections and speed up healing. Get expert advice today!
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The 4 Big Reasons: Why People Get Wounds and Why They Don’t Always Heal “Fast”Chronic wounds may heal slowly due to infection, poor blood flow, pressure, or neuropathy. See why these factors can keep wounds from healing properly.
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Preparing For A Grandville 5KPreparing for a Grandville 5K starts with supportive shoes, proper training, custom orthotics, and a foot exam to help prevent pain and running injuries.