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How to Treat an Infected Ingrown Toenail
An ingrown toenail is quite common and occurs when the toenail starts growing into the side of the toenail bed. The irritation can usually be identified by swelling and redness around the corner of the nail. If left alone, an ingrown toenail can become infected. An...
Bunions Treatment and Causes
There are a number of causes for why bunions develop on the outside joint of your foot, but it all boils down to something that is irritating the metatarsophalangeal joint of your big toe. Here are several questions that can help you find the answers to why you might...
How Do You Treat an Ulcer? 5 Methods Explained
A diabetic ulcer is a wound or open sore on the foot, ankle or leg that can develop due to a number of factors, like the lack of blood flow caused by diabetes and sometimes by lifestyle choices. When a patient develops one of these sores, they should seek immediate...
11 Things Every Patient Should Know About Foot Surgery
Foot surgery can help with the realignment of the bones, arthritis, torn or ruptured tendons, and other medical conditions. However not all of these conditions require surgery, and can be treated with non-operative methods. But when the injury is severe, you should...
What Is the Impact of Diabetes in Wound Healing?
Diabetes is one of the most common diseases on the planet. Diabetes can lead to several other issues in the body like heart disease, weaken nerves, kidney diseases, and so on. Diabetes also makes a patient prone to getting wounds, blisters and cuts that have...
9 Healthy Tips for Diabetic Foot Care
If you’re suffering from diabetes, then you’re most likely already aware that it is especially important to take extra care of your feet. Here are some tips for diabetic foot care that you can perform on a daily basis and thus help you live a healthier lifestyle:...
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