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How Sports Injuries Happen (and How to Reduce the Risk)
Preventing sports injuries to your feet and ankles is a lot like preventing a loss to an opposing team – you’ll have a much better shot if you know what you’re getting into and what your weaknesses are. While there is no way to reduce the risk of an injury to absolute...
Can Neuropathy Be Reversed?
Nerve health and nerve pain are serious matters. Damage to the nerves (aka neuropathy) can not only have a significant influence on your comfort, but on your mobility and ability to perform daily activities as well. At Midwest Podiatry Centers, our mission for...
How to Reduce Heel Pain While Exercising
Experiencing heel pain during or after exercise can be very discouraging. Being active is good for you, and anything that interferes with your ambitions can feel like a major setback. However, heel pain is not something you should ever try to ignore or push through....
The Truth About Home Remedies for Plantar Warts
If there is one “industry” that will likely persist forever, it’s the constant stream of “home remedies” people claim for a variety of ailments – including plantar warts. We’ll come right out and say it now: the “miraculous” methods for treating plantar warts at home...
How to Get Rid of Ingrown Toenails
A mild ingrown toenail once or twice in your life is certainly not unusual. Such cases can often be treated at home and become a distant memory just a few days later. But that doesn’t mean every ingrown toenail should be regarded lightly. And if you have stumbled...
Best Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis Pain – What To Look For
If you are looking for steps you can take to reduce the symptoms of plantar fasciitis and other forms of heel pain, one of the first places you should look is your shoes. With as much time as we tend to spend in footwear each day, it is really no surprise that shoes...
What Causes Heel Pain?
Just knowing you have heel pain isn’t always enough information to treat it effectively. Often, we must get to the root of what is causing that heel pain in order to address it properly and keep the problem from returning. This is because “heel pain” is not a specific...
The Many Ways of How to Treat Heel Pain
If there is a condition we can be sure we’ll always see a lot of, it’s heel pain. Even though so many people already come to us with this problem, there are always many more out there who could (and probably should). Heel pain is a very common source of foot trouble,...