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Heel Pain is No Fun

Hi. My name is Sandra Newell. I’m a thirty-five-year-old professional. I’m telling you that I’m a professional because that will explain why I spent a good portion of my waking hours in shoes with high heels. I never wore extremely high heels, but did frequently wear those that were three inches high. That was until I developed horrible heel pain. My doctor heard me out and then sent me to a podiatrist. As it happened, I had a number of things going against me. I was wearing shoes that were too tight, too high, and didn't have any arch support. Moreover, I shouldn't leave out the fact that I wore pointy toed shoes that left me with a few ingrown toenails every year. I’m going to share what my podiatrist has done for me, and how he helped educate me in the art of wearing comfy, yet stylish shoes.

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2020

Why You Can Develop Foot Infections As A Diabetic And How Diabetic Wounds Can Be Treated And Prevented?
Diabetic wounds have the potential to become serious. It's important to prevent injuries and infections in your feet when you have diabetes since you're at a higher risk of complications that could include amputation of a foot. Here's a look at why diabetic wounds form, how they're treated, and how to prevent them. Why Diabetics Develop Wounds And Infections Anyone can get an injury on their foot, and most people heal without serious complications.

Possible Causes Of Your Ankle Swelling
Swollen ankles are a common complaint among patients of all ages. One reason why they're so hard to treat and manage is that there are numerous possible causes. Narrowing down the cause of your swollen ankles can be a bit of a process, but it's a process worth going through — because once you figure out what's amiss, you can treat the problem more appropriately. So what are some common causes of swollen ankles?