Diabetes – Part 1
Diabetes has been a growing health concern in America throughout the past decade. Today, 25.8 million Americans have diabetes. That is 8.3% of our population! Diabetes does not discriminate; it …
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Athlete’s Foot Part 4 – Treament Options
Now that you’ve resolved all of your symptoms and completed the full course of treatment, it is important to know how to prevent another Athlete’s Foot infection. In this month’s first …
Athlete’s Foot Part 3 – Symptoms and Treatment Options
You got a new gym membership a month ago and have started noticing some itching and burning in between your toes and dry, cracking skin on the bottom of …
Athlete’s Foot Part 2 – Do I Have It?
Now that we’ve established the causes of Athlete’s Foot it’s time to answer the question “How do I know if I have Athlete’s Foot?”. Athlete’s Foot can present with a …
Athlete’s Foot Part 1 – The Cause
Your nose was designed to smell and your feet were engineered to run. But what happens when everything is backwards: your nose runs and feet smell? Most people would …
Bunions: From the Latin “Bunio,” Meaning Enlargement
Often times when someone we just meet finds out we are podiatrists they immediately take off their shoes and ask, “what do you think of this?” Many times that …
Hammertoes – Small Changes with Big Consequences
Hammertoes start small but in the wrong patient can have big consequences. Hammertoe is a contracture (bending) of one or both joints of any toes besides the big toe. This abnormal …
How To Treat Heel Pain
Heel pain has the potential to be a variety of possible problems. The most common complaint we encounter is pain and stiffness in the bottom of the heel. Most commonly …
The Foot… A Crystal Ball for Health?
The latest choice in massage therapy is reflexology with therapists working on your feet. You might have seen a reflexology chart with different colors mapped out on the palm or …
Whose got the nerve? Morton’s got the nerve
Thomas George Morton an American surgeon, born August 8, 1835, Philadelphia; died May 20, 1903, has the nerve. Well at least one of the most commonly inflamed ones in …
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