2018

Do you have a hobby or profession--like dancing--that is seriously hard on your feet? Learn how a podiatrist can help your feet.

3 Ways To Reduce Ankle Injuries

12 December 2018
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Ankle injuries are common, especially since slipping on ice or wearing the wrong shoes can quickly cause you to twist your ankle. Reducing your chances of an ankle injury only requires simple changes to your footwear and supporting your ankle. Wear The Right Shoes If you are physically active, you should wear athletic shoes that are appropriate for the activity. For example, people who participate in basketball or other sports with frequent running and changing direction quickly generally wear " Read More …

A Look At Some Bunion Treatments That Might Help The Pain In Your Toe

24 September 2018
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A bunion can cause pain and discomfort when you have to stand on your feet all day. The foot condition also tends to get worse over the years, and it may eventually cause severe pain that interferes with your ability to stay active. Treating your bunion early to slow down its progression is something to consider because if the condition gets bad enough, you may need surgery on your toe. Here's a look at some bunion treatments that might help. Read More …

Nail/Foot Care To Prevent Ingrown Toenails

30 May 2018
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Ingrown toenails are painful and can feel very sore even to touch them. Ingrown toenails can lead to infections and can make getting through the day difficult. You may even begin to walk differently, and the change in your gait may cause other health issues for you. Preventing ingrown toenails to begin with is essential, and caring for your nails properly is one way to prevent them. Read on for tips to help you prevent ingrown toenails. Read More …

Can A Sprain Heal Incorrectly?

3 April 2018
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Sprained ankles are relatively common with statistics indicating that they occur by the thousands in the US every single day. In most of these cases, the diagnosis and treatment are rather straightforward; rest, ice-pack, elevation, compression, and medication to prevent inflammation. In such situations, it should take no more than a few weeks before you're back on your feet. However, there are cases where the pain from the ankle sprain, or some other symptom, lasts for significantly longer. Read More …
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Talking About Podiatrists

Hi there, I’m Samantha Duggar. Welcome to my site. As a dancer, I have to keep my podiatrist on speed dial. Bunions, blisters and broken toes are the name of the game while dancing your heart out on stage. Since the adrenaline produced during the performance masks the pain, I often cause extensive damage before noticing the problem. My podiatrist helps me minimize the pain and heal quickly so I can return to the stage as soon as possible. Please use the information on my site to help keep your feet healthy with regular visits to your podiatrist. Thanks for visiting.

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