The Ultimate Guide to Laser for Fungal Nails
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26 January 2024
Fungal nails, medically known as onychomycosis, can be a frustrating condition to deal with. Not only can they be unsightly, but they can also cause discomfort and even pain in some cases. Traditional treatments for fungal nails, including antifungal topical creams, oral medications, and nail removal surgery, can be lengthy and often have mixed success rates. Fortunately, there's a new and promising treatment option available called laser therapy.
What Is Laser Treatment for Fungal Nails?
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What You Can Do If You Have Been Diagnosed With Plantar Fasciitis
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26 May 2023
If you have been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, then you have probably been experiencing a lot of pain in your heels and feet for some time, especially when you are at rest. If you have this pain, you may still have it, even after being diagnosed, but it will eventually go away if you treat your feet properly. Plantar fasciitis is a treatable condition, but you have to put in some work yourself in order to heal.
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How A Podiatrist Can Help With Heel Pain
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26 August 2022
Having heel pain can be stressful because it can hinder your movement and ability to stand for long hours at a time. If your own treatments aren't working, maybe it's time you see a podiatrist. They specialize in foot-related problems and can thus help you in the following ways.
Suggest Physical Exercises
If your heel pain isn't so severe just yet, you may just need to perform some physical exercises to stretch out tendons and help sore areas heal up properly.
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Is Arthroplasty The Right Option?
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18 February 2022
Many patients with severe ankle arthritis eventually end up having a procedure called arthroplasty performed. In this procedure, which is also known as a total ankle replacement, the ends of the bones that form the ankle are removed and replaced with a synthetic joint. Arthroplasty relieves pain and restores mobility for many arthritis patients, but it is not for every patient. Here are some factors to consider and to discuss with your doctor when exploring the option of arthroplasty.
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