Almost everyone has experienced an ingrown fingernail or toenail. This occurs when the sides of the nail start to dig into the soft skin surrounding the nail, which can cause painful swelling, redness and irritation. In some cases, ingrown nails “sort themselves out” or can be easily remedied with proper nail care. But ingrown toenails…
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The Common Causes of Chronic Heel Pain in Children
No parent wants to see their child in pain and heel pain in children is no different. While heel pain is a common childhood complaint and one that many parents simply monitor in the hopes it will go away, the fact is heel pain is often the symptom of an underlying condition. When pediatric heel…
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6 Tips to Help Prevent Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Diabetes affects millions of people in the U.S., leading to various complications if not managed correctly. One such complication is the development of diabetic foot ulcers. If left untreated, these can lead to severe infections and even amputation. Therefore, it’s crucial to prioritize diabetic foot ulcer prevention and treatment. 1. Avoid Extreme Temperatures People living…
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Does a Sprained Ankle Today Mean Ankle Issues Tomorrow?
Practically everyone sprains their ankle at least a few times in their life. Maybe it’s a trip on a step, a fall in the yard, or an injury on the sports field. While most ankle sprains are not serious and have little lasting effect in terms of ankle health, it is not at all uncommon…
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7 Ways to Treat Plantar Fasciitis Heel Pain at Home
Plantar fasciitis occurs when the connective tissue on the bottom of the foot that spans from the heel bone to the toes becomes swollen and inflamed. Lasting pain from plantar fasciitis should be evaluated by an experienced podiatrist. If you are just starting to feel pain or discomfort, you may first want to try one…
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