Recognizing Serious Foot Injuries

What Is A Bunion And How Is It Removed?

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A bunion forms on the foot when the toes begin to move inward, forcing the bone on the side of the big toe or the pinky toe to be pushed outward. The bunion is essentially the bone on the foot becoming deformed, and over time if left in this state, can become very painful for you to walk or to do just about anything. Even wearing certain types of shoes may be painful for you.…

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Can Foot Reconstruction Surgery Help Diabetes Patients?

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When not diagnosed or managed carefully, diabetes can cause lasting physical changes to the body. Foot deformities are among the most difficult and life-impacting side-effects of this disorder. But whereas foot damage from diabetes could only be slowed until amputation was needed, modern medicine is able to significantly improve diabetic patients’ prognosis. These are a few of the ways foot reconstruction can repair and even reverse the effects of diabetes.…

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Reasons You Might Lose A Toenail And What A Podiatrist Can Do To Help

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The loss of a toenail due to an injury is called an avulsion. When a podiatrist removes a toenail, the procedure is called a medical avulsion. The loss of a toenail can be painful, depending on the reason the nail was lost. Here are reasons you could lose a toenail and what to do when it happens. Causes Of A Toenail Avulsion You can lose a toenail due to a sudden injury, repetitive injuries, and infections.…

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