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How do you return to sports after removing a cast from your foot?

How do you return to sports after removing a cast from your foot?

1 June 2021

In most cases, a cast on the foot or leg necessitates a substantial decrease in athletic exercise. It's understandable to want to get back on the field or in the gym after an extended absence. However, it is important not to rush the body by cutting back in order to prevent aggravating the injury in…

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How to start running again after a broken foot?

How to start running again after a broken foot?

31 May 2021

Nothing is more frustrating than waiting for full recovery before returning to your normal activities, particularly if you are an active athlete. As a result, it's unsurprising that one of the more popular mistakes is setting a fast pace and covering a large distance too soon. Here's what you need to know on getting back…

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What is the best type of footwear for people with plantar fasciitis?

What is the best type of footwear for people with plantar fasciitis?

19 April 2021

Plantar fasciitis manifests as a pain in the heel that often occurs with the morning’s first steps. The pain is caused by micro-tears and inflammation in the heel. If you find yourself waking up with spikes of pain in your heel, you may suffer from plantar fasciitis. Luckily, there are a number of solutions to…

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What can damage your foot orthoses?

What can damage your foot orthoses?

17 April 2021

As durable as they can be, custom orthotics must be handled with extreme care. Insoles not only have to sustain the constraints of your movements, but are also regularly exposed to the rigors of time. Custom foot orthoses are explicitly designed to last, but you need to support them by protecting them from certain elements.…

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Why should athletes see a podiatrist?

Why should athletes see a podiatrist?

11 April 2021

We can’t stress this fact enough: the feet have a critical impact on movement. However, for highly active athletes, it can seem difficult to take a moment and consider the health of their feet. Yet a consultation with a podiatrist can enrich the athletic experience in more ways than one. Here are 4 good reasons…

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How to get rid of a bunion?

How to get rid of a bunion?

11 April 2021

Do you notice a growth on your big toe that is deviating from its normal axis and causing you difficulty when putting on shoes? There is a good chance that a bunion is developing in your foot. Unfortunately, once hallux valgus has firmly attached itself to your foot, surgery is the only way to remove…

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5 reasons to stay active with a foot in a cast

5 reasons to stay active with a foot in a cast

11 April 2021

Normally, health experts do not recommend a sedentary lifestyle. But if your ability to move is limited by an injured foot, a sedentary lifestyle may seem inevitable. However, if you have the chance, you should seize every opportunity to keep active. Here are 5 reasons why you should keep exercising despite having a cast on…

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What shoes should you wear when you work upright?

What shoes should you wear when you work upright?

11 April 2021

A healthy employee should not experience any problems from having to stand up during work. However, in order to enjoy the best comfort, you should consider several factors. One of the most important elements is undoubtedly the choice of your footwear. Shoes can have a direct influence on the vulnerability of your feet as well…

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Seniors: 4 tips to keep your feet healthy

Seniors: 4 tips to keep your feet healthy

11 April 2021

People often associate wrinkles and vision problems with the process of getting older. But we also know that this inevitable phenomenon makes it more difficult to get around and sometimes causes chronic discomfort. In this article, we offer you 4 tips to reduce the impact of aging on the health of your feet. 1. Opt…

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How does the diabetic foot result in amputation?

How does the diabetic foot result in amputation?

5 April 2021

Diabetes mellitus poses several dangers to its carrier’s health. The complications it causes often include blindness, hypertension, and other cardiovascular diseases. However, the plantar problems caused by diabetes can sometimes go ignored. This is quite surprising, considering that diabetic foot is responsible for 50% of non-traumatic lower-limb amputations. Let's look at what causes a person…

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