Diabetic Foot Care High blood sugar can damage the circulation and nerves to the feet, leaving this population more vulnerable to non-healing cuts and sores. Here’s what you can do to keep your feet healthy and happy: For dry feet, Read More

Stress Fractures Bones that undergo more stress than it can handle results in a break, also called a fracture. Stress fractures are incomplete fractures of the bone, caused by repetitive movements (microtrauma), such as running, marching or long periods of Read More

Wounds, or ulcers, are openings in the skin that could have been caused by a cut, scrape, other injury, or prolonged pressure points, for example. Wounds on the bottom of the feet are common amongst those with nerve damage as Read More

Are you having a difficult time trimming your own toenails because they are thick? There are many reasons for developing thick toenails. The most common is toenail fungus but other reasons include aging, circulation disorders, diabetes, neuropathy or genetics. Here Read More

  Isn’t that the truth? Living ain’t easy, living with painful feet ain’t no fun either. Not to fret, I can help. The elderly population have some special considerations regarding their foot health, such as: Being a fall risk Developing Read More