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Foot Pain

7 Tips for people who work on their feet all day

7 Tips for people who work on their feet all day

Does your job require that you stand for 5 to 8 hours each day? Have you gotten home to find that your heels and legs were aching after standing on concrete floors? Standing on your feet for work causes excessive strain on your back, hip, knees, and feet. If you are required to work even a few hours a day standing, do not miss these seven tips to avoid foot and leg pain.

Why Your Foot Pain is not a Do-It-Yourself Project

Why Your Foot Pain is not a Do-It-Yourself Project

Many people try to DIY their foot problems away. Do-It-Yourself projects are fun and rewarding, but this is not the case when it comes to your feet. DIY patients often spend hundreds of dollars on the wrong shoes and over-the-counter treatment without resolving their foot pain.

Shockwave Therapy Helps Alleviate Foot Pain!

Shockwave Therapy Helps Alleviate Foot Pain!

Are you taking Aleve or Motrin for your chronic heel pain so that you can just get through your day? Are you worried about what it is doing to your stomach and kidneys? We have options like shockwave to get you help you stop taking NSAIDs.

New to Neurogenx? What you need to know now about treating neuropathy

Neurogenx is a state-of-the-art electro-medical treatment tool that relieves neuropathy symptoms and pain with high-frequency electronic waves. Clinical studies have shown patients have enjoyed an 87% reduction of symptoms!

Volunteering to Help Your Feet AND Your Community!

Volunteering to Help Your Feet AND Your Community!

Each year on March 13th, folks around the world celebrate National Good Samaritan’s Day. This can be done simply by extending a helping hand to a neighbor in need or even signing up for a monthly shift volunteering at your local homeless shelter.

5 Warning Signs for Diabetic Patients

5 Warning Signs for Diabetic Patients

When we have a disease like diabetes, we are at risk of developing other conditions and diseases that can stem from diabetes. The most commonly known condition associated with diabetes is called diabetic neuropathy, or the occurrence of neuropathy in a patient with diabetes.