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What to Do With a Broken Toe

Besides being painful, a broken toe is inconvenient. Since your toes support your body weight and push your body forward when you walk, a fracture

Foot Care for Winter Running

Running offers multifaceted benefits for your physical and mental well-being. It can improve your cardiovascular health, strengthen muscles, enhance bone density, boost energy levels and

Understanding Edema and How to Treat It

Edema, or excessive swelling, is a condition characterized by abnormal fluid accumulation. It can affect any body part, causing discomfort and limited mobility. Edema can

Living With Erythromelalgia

Erythromelalgia, also known as Mitchell’s disease, is a rare neurovascular condition affecting the extremities, most commonly the feet. It can also occur in your hands,

How to Repair Cracked Heels

Cracked heels or fissures are visible scarring presented as hard, dry and sometimes flaky slits in the heels. It is a common, preventable condition that

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Toe Fractures In Children

If your child is complaining about pain in their foot, you may be worried about a toe fracture. Limping, swelling and other signs of injury

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Numb Feet and Toes — What’s Causing It?

The phenomenon of numbness stands signals that something demands our attention. When it strikes the feet and toes, this sensation has added significance, impacting our

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Peripheral Vascular Disease in Feet and Ankles

The intricate network of blood vessels coursing through our bodies plays a pivotal role in maintaining health and vitality. When these pathways encounter challenges, the

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All About Cuboid Syndrome

Within the architecture of the human body, the feet stand as remarkable foundations that bear the weight of our lives. Beneath the surface, a delicate

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