As we get older, our pain tolerance tends to increase. We learn how to compensate for discomfort and battle through everyday aches and pains. However, just because we are better at pushing through pain doesn’t mean that the pain we are experiencing should be considered “normal.” Today, we take a look at why foot pain […]
Wrong Foot Diagnosis Could Lead To Long-Term Issues
New research published in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association revealed that misdiagnosed foot and ankle injuries can result in long-term issues, and any concern over a foot condition may be best handled with a second opinion or confirmation exam. The study, led by a group of orthopedic surgeons, revealed that undiagnosed or misdiagnosed […]
Excess Weight Tied To More Foot Issues
New research presented at the American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting revealed that having more weight throughout your lifetime was associated with an increased likelihood of developing a variety of different foot conditions. For their study, researchers examined 28 different weight measures over the course of 57 years to identify trajectories of weight in roughly […]
Fall is A Tough Time On A Woman’s Feet
Fall is officially here, and although the change of season usually brings some picturesque scenes with the changing leaves, it can also be a rough time on our feet. That’s because as the temperatures dip, we often swap out our open-toed shoes for more protective and fashionable closed-toe options. This is especially true for women […]
3 Simple Tips For Healthy Holiday Feet
We’re a week away from Christmas Eve, and although we don’t have as much snow in the Twin Cities as we’re used to, you can still end up with a foot injury during the holidays even if you avoid snow and ice. Today, we’re going to share three tips to help keep your feet healthy […]
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