Blogs For Your Foot Health
We are all aware that the shoes we wear can have a significant impact on the health of our feet, but what exactly about flat shoes makes them bad for our feet and can they
Many people have trouble with the foot bump on top of the foot. Injuries can result in transient swelling. But if there isn’t a clear reason, the bump might be a sign of something else.
When the top corner or side of your toenail digs into the nearby skin, it is said to have an ingrown toenail. Your big toe is where it usually happens. Your ingrown toenails may be
Swimming is an excellent form of physical therapy that offers many advantages, including the ability to reduce stress and practice less strenuous physical activity. Swimming serves as both a means of cooling off and our
Your entire body is supported by your feet. They enable standing, climbing, running, and walking. Additionally, they help to maintain your equilibrium and stability. Even if you’re not a podiatrist who provides foot care for
The protein keratin, which also makes up your skin and hair, is used to create your toenails. The flat, hard parts that cover the toes are called toenails. To normal wear and tear, they are
An injury to the bone results from a broken foot. A broken foot could result from a simple slip or fall, a car accident, or another circumstance. Knowing the signs of a broken foot can
Many people experience a feeling that their feet “fall asleep” after prolonged periods of inactivity. This sensation is the result of prolonged stress on the nerves or blood vessels that supply them. However, as soon
Toenails don’t seem to do much, but they do. Nails are made of keratin, the same protein that makes up skin and hair. Your nails protect the soft tissue under the nails and keep the
Are your feet going to be dry this winter? Dead skin buildup on the feet is a common podiatry problem, especially during the colder months. Dead skin can develop on the soles of the feet,