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How to Do a Self Diabetic Foot Exam
According to the American Diabetes Association, a major reason individuals with diabetes seek medical care is due to issues with nerve da...
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Artificial Turf & Football Injuries
Since its advent in the 1960s, artificial turf has become commonplace in both amateur and professional football arenas throughout the country. It is widely appreciated for its clean and uniform look and easy maintenance. As preferable as it may be for stadium owners...
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A Primer on Athlete’s Foot
Athlete's foot is a common condition that is easily acquired and transmitted. It is a fungal infection that is caused by the same o...
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How to Choose the Right Shoe for Your Child
Approximately 98 percent of children are actually born with healthy feet, but only about 40 percent of kids will be still be enjoying healthy feet as adults. A significant contributing factor is the shoes worn throughout the different stages of life. Since children&r...
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6 Tips for Diabetic Foot Care
Nearly 20 million Americans have diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association. It's a condition that can affect circulation and various tissues throughout the body, including those in the feet. Diabetics often have to be proactive about foot care be...
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Most Common Podiatric Ailments
The study and practice of podiatry are known to have taken place across many generations. For instance, treatment of foot problems has existed even in the era of the Pharaohs. This practice can also be traced back to the era of Hippocrates (also known as the father o...
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Avoiding Amputation for Diabetic Patients
After diagnosis, diabetics are faced with a variety of lifestyle modifications to avoid further health risks. The most common modifications include dietary changes, daily blood glucose monitoring, medication administration and foot care. Uncontrolled diabetes can aff...
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Is Barefoot Running Right for You?
The human foot is designed to function efficiently without shoes. Barefoot running is a common preference for many amateur and professional runners who wish to adopt a more natural approach to leg and foot movements. The main difference between shoe-covered running a...
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3 Best Foods for Foot Health
Having healthy, pain-free feet are the solid starting point for health. When your feet are achy, inflamed, and tired, it can make it difficult to reach your fitness goals or even complete your regular daily duties. There are several foods that can enhance foot health...
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Preventing Running Injuries
Running injuries are common among the top athletes, leisure runners and weekend warriors. When you are using running as a way of increasing your physical activity level, keep in mind these three methods of preventing future injuries to your foot and ankle. If you do...
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Laser Treatment for Toenail Fungus
Toenail fungus is an uncomfortable and sometimes embarrassing condition. The fungus thrives in the warm, moist, and dark environment that surrounds your toes. It is a common condition that starts off as a white or yellow spot on, under, or to the side of your toenail...
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Minimally Invasive vs. Invasive Treatments for Feet
Often a last resort unless there is a pressing medical emergency, foot surgery is usually recommended to restore functioning of some part...
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