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CONTINUE READING →Plantar Fasciitis and Golf: 9 Fresh Tips for Preventing Heel Pain on the Green
Golf. Sure, it’s a sport. But you wouldn’t think that a sport in which you can ride around in a cart and drink beer would result in many foot injuries. This low-impact activity is often synonymous with a life of leisure, yet you might be surprised to find out that avid golfers frequently suffer from plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis is read more »
CONTINUE READING →Your Lower Back Pain May Be Caused By How You Walk
If you are experiencing runner's knee, shin splints, or lower back pain, you may be surprised to learn that your feet might be to blame.
CONTINUE READING →Foot Doctors Warn: “Older than 65? Your Shoes are Probably the Wrong Size”
You’re a grown adult. You’ve been buying your own shoes since you were a teenager. You know what fits you and what doesn’t. Right? Let us guess. The shoes you’re wearing right now? You’ve had those for a few years. More than a few. They’ve served you well, they’re comfortable, and that’s all that matters. Right…? Actually, you might want read more »
CONTINUE READING →FDA Warns of Serious Risks from Antibiotics to Tendons, Muscle & Joints
The Food and Drug Administration has recently issued a warning to patients and medical professionals concerning a class of antibiotic drugs called fluoroquinolone, commonly prescribed as Cipro or Levaquin. Fluoroquinolone comes in pills and capsules and also has an injectable form. This class of drugs also includes the less commonly prescribed Avelox and the generic forms levofloxacin, moxifloxacin, and ciprofloxacin. read more »
CONTINUE READING →The 4 Best Ways to Pamper Your Feet & Legs While Pregnant
Women tolerate many foot and ankle discomforts during pregnancy, swollen feet is one of the most common. Consult our guide to ease your pregnancy foot pain.
CONTINUE READING →Treatment Options For Surgical Scars
A scar is an area of fibrous tissue that forms after an injury to the skin. It can result after a cut, scrape, burn, or ulcer. The appearance of a scar can vary depending on various factors, including the depth of the wound, the location of the wound, genetics, and age. Most scars will tend to fade over time but read more »
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