Our Podiatry Blog Offers Tips on Your Foot Condition
There’s no need to try home remedies that don’t work. Our blog offers foot care protection, injury prevention, and other tips from a certified South Carolina podiatrist, helping you to see real results and lasting relief.
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Matching Your Feet With ShoesFinding a comfortable shoe can prove to be a difficult task. With so many options available, it’s difficult to determine which will fit your foot the best.
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What are Custom Foot Inserts?A custom foot insert or orthotic, is a device placed inside your shoe to alter how your foot functions while walking. Orthotics are roughly the shape of your shoe’s
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Testing Chronic UlcersNot all ulcers are the same, even when found are on the same foot. Longstanding ulcerations may not be healing even when there is proper blood flow, nutrition, and treatment.
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Toenail BluesMany people experience frustration with “ugly” toenails. When over-the-counter products, and home remedies fail, it is easy to wonder if anything will help.
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Tan Your NailsAs the summer heat nears, it is time to be getting your feet ready for sandals. People who suffer from yellow, thick, crumbly nails often dislike this time of the year.
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Are Your Feet Healthy?Ever wonder what you should be look for to make sure your feet are healthy? Just like the rest of your body, performing self exams is an important way to catch changes to your health.
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Foot Exercises To Reduce Foot PainYou ask a lot from your feet every day. They are arguably the most abused part of the body as they must support our weight and move us from place to place while
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Benefits of Walking On The BeachIn addition to a great ocean view, walking on along the beach offers many benefits including:
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Products Designed to Prevent BunionsBunions form when the big toe angles towards the smaller toes and a la ]]> inflammation when the bump rubs against shoes. The most advanced and permanent treatment of bunions is surgery.
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Tingly ToesDiabetic peripheral neuropathy is a term used to describe nerve damage in the feet often associated with diabetes. Most of the time peripheral neuropathy can be