People will often treat a foot condition at home before seeing a doctor, but not all treatments have the desired effect. In our blog, our podiatrists explore the most common reasons patients suffer from foot deformities and chronic pain, offering long-term solutions to stop these ailments from coming back.
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Ingrown Toenails: What to KnowAn ingrown toenail occurs when the edge of the nail, usually on the big toe, grows into the skin adjacent to it. Learn more about this painful foot problem.
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Exercising Too Much: Know the SignsOvertraining can be a problem for some exercisers. Know how much is too much and the signs that you might need to decrease your workouts.
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Gifts for Fitness Walkers: Items to AvoidIf you’re looking for a gift to give a fitness walker, there are items to avoid. Here, learn the type of present not to give a fitness walker.
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Foot Problems Caused by BunionsWhile bunions can cause big toe joint problems, they can also cause other foot issues that may be more problematic than the bunion itself.
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Take a Nature Walk to Help Reduce Stress and Improve Your MoodIs it better to take a walk in a park or natural area rather than slogging on a treadmill? Research shows surprising benefits for walking in nature.
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5 Ideas to Get Your Kids Active This SpringMaking sure your children get enough exercise provides countless benefits, including disease prevention and strong bones and muscles. Get your kids moving!
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Advancement in Treating Hallux Limitus/Rigidus Arthritis of the Great Toe JointThere’s been advancement in the treatment of great toe arthritis, also known as hallux limitus or hallux rigidus. Here, learn more about this foot condition.
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Understanding Corns and CallusesCalluses are areas of tough skin on your palms, feet, or fingertips. Corns are smaller and form on the toes. Learn more about their symptoms with GWAPodiatry.
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3 Causes of Pain in the Big Toe JointThere are several conditions that cause big toe joint pain. Here, learn more about these conditions and how they can sometimes occur at the same time.
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When to Seek the Opinion of a PodiatristPeople experiencing foot pain can seek relief from a pedorthist or a podiatrist. Here, learn when to consult with both of these foot professionals.