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With the curtain closed on summer and sandal season, fall is the season during which Community Foot Specialists sees an upswing in patients whose feet are feeling the pinch in their closed-toe footwear. This seasonal phenomenon seems to focus on women, although there are men who have this issue. The common ...
If you have orthotics or are considering purchasing them, you may want to consider the following tips to ensure that you are getting the most for your money and doing the best thing for your feet. First, keep in mind that orthotics are not just for wearing with one particular type ...
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Receiving referrals from our current podiatric patients is the greatest compliment that we can receive. When patients trust us with the health and well-being of their friends and family members, we must acknowledge your vote of confidence. For each patient that you refer, we will send you lottery tickets as a small token of our appreciation to you following their visit with us. Be sure that your friend, family member or co-worker mentions your name as the reason why they are visiting us, and we will send you lottery tickets to scratch off. Thank you to all who have already referred us patients, and Good Luck!!!

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Dec292010

Burning Feet

Burning feet can signify many different conditions. Burning could just be the result of a long day at work, or it could be as serious as a symptom of diabetes. Prolonged sensations of burning for a couple weeks, or if it is progressively becoming worse or spreading require medical attention.

Some things you can try at home to relieve Burning feet:

  • Soak your feet in cool water
  • Switch your shoe gear to more comfortable shoes
  • Rest and elevate your feet

If these attempts fail to alleviate the burning sensation, you should consult a podiatrist to explore other causes. Some of the more common causes are:

  • Athlete's Foot
  • Diabetic Neuropathy
  • Peripheral Arterial Disease