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Our Foot Care Newsletters are written for the benefit of patients currently suffering from foot pain or for individuals who are concerned about prevention of foot problems for themselves and their loved ones.  Many foot problems are preventable with proper education on how to care for your feet. 

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Are You Doing Your Laces Up Properly?
5th July, 2008
Not all shoes are created equal and everyone’s feet are different. Specific lacing techniques can improve the fit of shoes to solve common problems.

Your Child's Feet
2nd June, 2008
You worry about your children’s teeth, eyes, and other parts of the body. You teach brushing and grooming, but what do you do about your child’s feet - those still developing feet which have to carry the entire weight of the body throughout a lifeti

Foot Ulcers
6th May, 2008
The term ulcer is generally used to refer to breaks in the normal integrity of the skin.

That Aggravating Heel Pain
1st March, 2008
Heel pain is probably the most common foot complaint. One source indicates that 2 million cases are reported in the U. S. each year. Foot specialists report that 2% to 10% of their patients have it for more than a year.

Diabetic Foot Care
1st November, 2007
Foot care is important for everyone but for the person with diabetes it is essential.

Problem with Foot Odour?
10th February, 2007
Most of us have suffered from foot perspiration and odour from time to time...

The Anatomy of a Running Shoe
1st February, 2007
Different sport activities call for specific footwear to protect your feet and ankles. Sport-specific athletic shoes like the running shoe are a wise investment for serious runners. Understanding the different components of a running shoe will assi

Shoes that Hurt Women... And the Women Who Love Them
1st July, 2006
For several years, chiropodists have been warning women that wearing shoes with high heels and narrow toes can lead to painful and often permanent foot deformities. Now, a study has found the first evidence that high heeled shoes may also contribute

Are your toes hammered?
1st May, 2006
Hammertoe is the general term used to describe an abnormal contraction or "buckling" of the toe because of a partial or complete dislocation of one of the joints of the toe or the joint where the toe joins with the rest of the foot.

Workplace Athletes
1st January, 2006
Your ability to use your feet safely, with ease and comfort, is vital if you are to remain a valuable and productive worker. However, a large number of workers are exposed to injuries due to prolonged periods of standing and walking.