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Signs Your Ingrown Toenail is Infected

Is your ingrown toenail causing pain, inflammation and discomfort? If left untreated, you could be at risk for infection. Read our blog to learn more:

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6 Ways to Keep an Ingrown Nail From Growing Back

Have you ever suffered from an ingrown toenail? Ensure you don't have to go through the painful process again with these prevention tips.

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How to Properly Cut Diabetic Toenails

Regular toenail clippings can help to prevent ingrown nails, discomfort and infection. But is there a wrong way to cut... View Article

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Diabetic Foot Care Tips for Everyday Protection

Are you a diabetic with concerns about your feet? In this article, we’re outlining a few generalized diabetic foot care tips to help keep you or your loved one’s feet protected.

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4 Reasons Your Heel Might Be Hurting

Is your ankle stiff when you wake up and you experience an ache in your heel? Here are some of the most common reasons your heel might be hurting:

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7 Home Remedies for Gout Foot & Toe Pain

Have you experienced gout pain in your foot or big toe? Here are seven home remedies that can help to relieve the pain for those suffering from gout pain.

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Bunions & Runners: How to Prevent and Safely Run with Bunions

Are bunions causing you a great deal of pain when running? Explore our advice for running with bunions, preventing them from forming or hurting and beyond.

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The Best Shoes for Flat Feet: Our Podiatrists Favorite Arch-Supportive Footwear

For those without natural arch support, you may have a condition called flat feet.  While often painless, some individuals with... View Article

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10 Ways to Avoid Pedicure Infections

Getting a toe infection from a pedicure is more common than you may think. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to avoid pedicure infections.

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Flat Feet: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

When you look at the side of your feet in the mirror, do you notice that they look kind of flat? If you don’t see a visible arch in the center, you might have a condition called “flat feet.”

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