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corns on feet

Do Corns Go Away On Their Own?

Will a corn go away by itself? Corns may not go away on their own, especially if the cause of the corn, such as repetitive friction or pressure, persists.  Corns develop as the skin’s natural response to protect itself from these forces, and they often require intervention to resolve. Without addressing the underlying cause and

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What Causes Heel Pain?

What could be causing your heel pain? Heel pain is a common foot condition that can be caused by a variety of factors. It typically refers to discomfort or pain felt in the back or bottom of the heel, although the pain can also radiate to the sides or bottom of the foot. Some common

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corns on feet

How To Get Rid of Corns?

Corns may not go away on their own, especially if the cause of the corn, such as repetitive friction or pressure, persists. The best course of action is to see a podiatrist Corns develop as the skin’s natural response to protect itself from these forces, and they often require intervention to resolve. Without addressing the

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Partial Nail Avulsion (PNA)

Partial Nail Avulsion (PNA)

Partial nail avulsion is a minor surgical procedure that involves removing a portion of the toenail from the nail bed. This procedure is typically performed on the big toe and is used to treat an ingrown toenail, a condition where the nail grows into the skin surrounding the nail, causing pain, inflammation, and sometimes infection.

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Custom orthotics help you walk better

How Custom Orthotics Can Help You Walk Better

Your Guide to Custom Orthotics What Are Custom Orthotics? Custom orthotics are specially designed shoe inserts that are tailored to an individual’s specific foot shape and biomechanics. They are often recommended by Podiatrists to address foot and lower limb pain, improve athletic performance, and enhance overall comfort. Important Questions To Ask Before Getting Them Some

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What is bursitis and treatment

What is bursitis?

Bursitis is inflammation of a bursa. A bursa is a fluid-filled sac that surrounds joints or tendons. A bursa reduces friction by cushioning muscles or tendons and bones that move back and forth across each other. The elbow, hip, knee, shoulder, and other joints contain a cushioning bursa. You could have pain in these areas

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