Manual laborers make up a large portion of the American workforce, and even if you’re not working construction or hauling bricks, there’s a good chance that you spend a large portion of your workday on your feet. Regardless of whether you’re working on the job site or helping customers around the store, your feet take […]
Treating Ankle Joint Effusion
Joint effusion is a medical condition categorized by an abnormal accumulation of fluid in or around the joint. When the problem develops in the ankle, it’s referred to as ankle joint effusion. Below, we take a closer look at why the condition develops and how it can be treated with the help of a foot […]
How To Protect Your Child’s Feet This Halloween
Halloween is tomorrow night, and soon kids from all over the neighborhood will be walking all around collecting goodies as they go door to door. Halloween is also one of the leading holidays for foot and ankle injuries among children, so there are some steps you’ll want to take if you’re overseeing your child’s Halloween […]
Injury Risk Factors During Half Marathon Training
We’re nearing the end of marathon season here in the Twin Cities, but Turkey Trots and other Thanksgiving runs are still a few weeks away, meaning a number of individuals are probably right in the middle of their training sessions for their race. If you’ve chosen to run a half marathon this year, that’s great, […]
5 Toenail Care Tips For Women
We don’t pay much attention to our toenails unless there’s a problem, but if we use a little foresight, we can typically help prevent issues from developing down the road. Toenail problems can develop in both men and women, but certain health conditions and other relevant factors can cause more toenail issues for women than […]
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