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Your feet and toenails have seen better days and could use a little TLC, but a traditional pedicure isn’t a good idea. A medical pedicure, on the other hand, can improve the health and appearance of your feet.

When you have a chronic disease like diabetes, it’s the side effects that often require most of your attention. This is very much the case with foot health — which is in the direct line of fire when you have diabetes.

Running is an important part of your wellness regimen, so you want to do what you can to avoid injury. Unfortunately, half of regular runners get hurt yearly, and many end up with foot and ankle issues.

Warts, in all their many forms, aren’t the end of the world, medically speaking, but they can have a surprisingly large impact on your life. The good news is that we offer some great remedies.

Toenail fungus is already frustrating to deal with, but the situation can go from bad to worse when a painful ingrown toenail develops. Here’s why these foot conditions are related and what we do to solve both.

Up to 70% of ankle sprains go on to become a nagging issue long after the original sprain should have healed, which is why prompt and expert care of the original injury is a good idea.

Your toes used to be straight and point forward, but these days, some of these digits seem to be going in all sorts of odd directions, which is a hallmark of hammertoe(s). Here’s a look at this common foot issue.

You were over the moon when your child took their first steps, but now that they’re up and running, quite literally, you’re worried that there may be something amiss with how they’re walking. Let’s take a look.

When you have bunions, their side effects can range from a mild cosmetic nuisance to a downright painful problem. So, whether bunion surgery is a good idea really depends on how much they’re impacting your life.

Your active life is important to you, and you dread the idea of being sidelined because of a foot issue. Well, you should read up on plantar fasciitis, a common enough problem among athletes.

Living with diabetes means taking extra care of yourself, especially when it comes to your feet. Read on to discover why diabetic foot care is crucial and how to stay on top of leg and foot wounds.