PAD and Foot Health

PAD and Foot Health

Peripheral artery disease, also known as PAD, affects the blood flow in the blood vessels, specifically the ones furthest away from the heart and brain. PAD can greatly affect the health of our feet and overall happiness. Learn about management and treatment options.

Celebrate National Love Your Feet Month with Proper Foot Care

Celebrate National Love Your Feet Month with Proper Foot Care

August is National Love Your Feet Month. Our feet are incredibly impressive, carrying us through endless strides and exciting journeys. However, we often neglect them until there’s a problem. On this “National Love Your Feet Month,” we’re here to provide you with expert tips on how to keep your feet strong, healthy, comfortable, and ready for any adventure. After all, they deserve the best care possible.

Caring for Runner’s Feet

Caring for Runner’s Feet

Your feet can withstand repeated stress whether you run occasionally or are putting in a lot of work to prepare for a race. Foot care for all kinds of runners is essential. Here are a few tips for runners to take care of their foot health. Footwear Ensure your running shoes are securely fitted and…

Symptoms That Could Indicate You Have Thyroid Disease

Symptoms That Could Indicate You Have Thyroid Disease

As January is Thyroid Awareness Month, medical professionals all around the globe are taking this opportunity to highlight the importance of a healthy thyroid and its impact on our feet. Here are some important facts that you should know about the thyroid: Symptoms linked to hypothyroidism: Symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism: One common symptom of these…

Are Slippers Bad for Your Feet?

Are Slippers Bad for Your Feet?

People enjoy slipping their feet into cozy slippers before pacing the house during the winter months. Although wearing slippers or going barefoot is convenient and easy, these footwear habits have increased the number of individuals seeking podiatric care for foot pain. Due to the rigidity of hardwood and tile flooring, additional foot issues can set…

Foot Problems and Obesity

Foot Problems and Obesity

According to several studies, the likelihood of experiencing foot discomfort increases as the body mass index increases. Those who are obese are more susceptible to foot pain in comparison to those who keep a healthy weight. Adults frequently complain about foot pain. The stress on your ankles and feet can increase drastically by just adding…

Prep Your Feet for Winter

Prep Your Feet for Winter

Our feet endure a great deal throughout the winter. Our feet move from cozy, heated homes to the freezing cold outdoors. Temperature fluctuations have an adverse effect on the skin, leaving it rough and susceptible to cracking. When the weather becomes colder, most people have rough and flaky skin on their feet. Here are some…

5 Signs It’s Time for New Orthotics

5 Signs It’s Time for New Orthotics

Orthotics are medically prescribed items worn inside shoes to correct structural foot disorders that cause limited mobility. Foot orthotics have significant benefits for individuals with different foot conditions. While fresh new orthotics can alleviate a wide range of foot problems, keeping old orthotics might have a number of negative consequences that you may be unaware…

Fall and Your Feet

Fall and Your Feet

It’s fall, and your feet are waiting. They want the same attention this season, so please don’t forget about them. Your toes may be sliding into shoes as the temperatures fall, but don’t take your eyes off them. This season, how can you make sure your feet still feel the love? Well, The Desert Podiatric…

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