Understanding Your Foot-Pain Symptoms
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17 November 2016
Although most instances of foot pain are temporary, there are a number of situations that require a more attentive response to the situation. Before you dismiss foot pain of any duration as no big deal, you should know about the symptoms that you should never ignore. Here's a look at a few of the types of foot pain that should warrant further attention.
Pain Radiating from the Achilles Tendon
Anytime you start a new physical activity, you can expect to experience some degree of pain in your Achilles tendon.
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Four Of The Most Significant Benefits Of Custom Shoes
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9 November 2016
Many individuals can benefit from the use of custom shoes -- especially if they have been recommended by their podiatrists. Custom shoes don't necessarily have to be expensive; a custom in-sole can be used to modify many ready-made pairs. There are many benefits for custom shoes that may not be immediately apparent.
1. Adjusting for Different Foot Sizes
There are many people who have different foot sizes. These individuals often struggle to find the right shoes; a size up may be too large whereas a size down may be too small.
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2 Things That A Podiatrist Can Help Runners With
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7 November 2016
As a runner, you are likely going to experience different injuries, or certain levels of discomfort, over the course of your running career. Thankfully, these issues can be corrected, or at the very least decreased, with the help of a podiatrist. Because a podiatrist is a foot and ankle specialist, they are going to be able to understand this area of your body, as well as what needs to be done in order for it to heal and/or function properly.
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Why Does Your Diabetic Parent Have To Be So Concerned About Their Feet?
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2 November 2016
If you have an older parent who has been diagnosed with diabetes, then you may be aware that they have to take very good care of their feet and always be on the lookout for little issues like bruises and ingrown toenails. But why is this so important? How does a disease that affects blood sugar levels impact the feet? Understanding the relationship between diabetes and foot health is essential as you become more involved in your aging parent's healthcare.
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