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Diabetes is a disease that affects more than 30 million people. It occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. When you have diabetes, you are at risk of foot problems as a direct result of high blood sugar levels. Over time, high blood sugar can damage nerves and blood vessels in the feet, which means you may not be able to feel cuts or sores on your feet or even see them! More than half of diabetes patients will have a foot problem during their lifetime that could have been prevented by proper care and treatment. This is due to the fact that diabetics are prone to two types of problems, which skilled podiatry Prahran -wide are uniquely qualified to diagnose: Yes. More than half of diabetes patients will have a foot problem during their lifetime. Most people with diabetes will experience a foot problem at some point during their lifetime. Foot problems can lead to complications such as amputation if they are not detected or treated early enough. If you ha...

You may not give your feet much thought throughout the day, but the health of your feet is a vital part of overall health. And one telltale sign that something might be amiss with your foot or toe health is dark lines on your toenails. These dark lines can be caused by some different things and could also go away on their own. Still, if you have a dark line on your toenail, it's important to see a podiatry South Yarra -wide to figure out what's going on. Here are some things you should know about this strange issue: If you're concerned about developing melanoma, the third most common reason for dark lines on your toenails, talk with your doctor about whether you need additional screenings and tests (such as a mole map) every six months or so until you reach age 50.  If there's redness around one side of each toe joint—and if it's accompanied by pain—your doctor might diagnose psoriasis as the cause; this type of skin disorder causes scaling as well as redness and ...

When you love shoes as much as we do, it’s almost impossible to own just one pair. But with so many different options and brands, it can be hard to know where to begin when searching for new footwear. From limited-edition collections to seasonal trends, there are a lot of factors to consider before investing in a new pair of shoes. Whether you’re looking for something casual or more formal, read on for some helpful tips by podiatry Windsor before purchasing a new pair of shoes. Know Your Shoe Fit Style Before you even start looking for a new pair of shoes, you should determine what type of footwear will best suit your needs. You can do this by understanding the common fit types that different shoe brands offer. General Fit - Most general fit shoes will have little or no variation in width, allowing them to fit a wide range of foot sizes. If you have a wide foot, this type of fit may be more suitable. Standard Fit - Standard fit shoes usually have medium width and will fit a maj...

If you have hypermobile joints, you're probably already used to experiencing others' surprise and confusion when you mention it. Even though estimates say that about 20% of the population has hypermobility syndrome (HMS), few people know about it. And even fewer understand what it is and what its symptoms are. You may experience chronic pain as a result of your condition; this pain can come from your lower back, hips, or knees. But did you know that HMS can also affect your feet? It's true: having hypermobile joints can cause problems with pain and injury in your feet. Let's look at some ways HMS affects your feet—and how a Podiatrist Windsor can help you manage those effects. Hypermobility can cause musculoskeletal pain . In some cases, this can lead to pain in your joints and muscles. The trouble is that it's hard to pin down which hypermobility causes what kind of pain. You could be born with hypermobility, or you might develop it over time after an injury or ...

If you have ever visited your Podiatrist South Yarra , you know they love shoes. They've probably asked you in-depth questions about what shoes your child is wearing or whether they are rubbing anywhere. That's because shoes can sometimes lead to foot pain, and if left untreated, it can cause more health issues like infection or injury. This article includes the five most important things to discuss with your podiatrist about kids' shoes.  1. Shoes should fit correctly for comfort and safety. When you go to the store, make sure that the size you pick is correct for your child's feet. If they are too big, they will be more likely to injure themselves in them. If they are too small, then they won't be very comfortable. Don't pick shoes just because they look cute! Your child will have a much better experience if their shoes fit well and prevent injury.  2. Check the shoe's quality and durability. You will want to look for shoes that are made of durable mater...

Physiotherapy is a branch of therapy that aims at curing diseases and promoting physical health. In this blog article, we are going to get a good understanding of what physiotherapy South Yarra  is and how it can help us live better. What is Physiotherapy? Physiotherapy is the branch of physical medicine and rehabilitation that treats patients with conditions such as musculoskeletal pain, joint dysfunction, and sports injuries. In physiotherapy South Yarra, our goal is to restore function and prevent further damage by addressing the underlying cause of the problem. We use a variety of techniques to accomplish this, including exercises, massage, manual therapies (such as manipulation, mobilization, and traction), electrical stimulation (such as heat or vibration therapy), and prescription medications. Patients are typically treated on an outpatient basis with a focus on returning to their pre-injury level of activity as quickly as possible. What are physiotherapists? Physiothera...

Nail salons are frequently regarded as a haven, a resting place, a haven of serenity and stillness. It's a place to unwind, relax, and be pampered. After a hard week of standing, you might decide to reward yourself with a pedicure at your neighborhood nail shop. It's the last thing you'd expect your newly treated toes to have a fungal infection. Unfortunately, when proper safeguards are not implemented, manicure salons become a breeding ground for the fungus that wreak havoc on healthy nails. Fungal nail infection is a frequent infection of the toes or fingernails that causes colour, thickness or weakening of the nails, and even pain. Nail infections are challenging to treat. Many people aren't sure how they got the illness, but they all have one thing in common: regular trips to the manicure salon as a person goes to physio   Prahran to get rid of fungal nails. The link makes excellent sense. Fungal nail salons are a veritable haven for the fungus that causes fung...