Noticing aches and pains in your feet after your festivities? It could be gout! Let's prioritize foot health and well-being as we navigate the post-Thanksgiving period. Remember to practice moderation in your holiday celebrations, stay mindful of your dietary choices, and seek prompt care for any foot issues that arise. Wishing you a speedy recovery and a healthy, pain-free holiday season from Lexington Podiatry!
At Lexington Podiatry, we have a special connection to veterans' healthcare, as both Dr. Freels and Dr. Carter completed their podiatric residency training at VA hospitals. Take a look at how this experience has given them a unique perspective and expertise in addressing the foot health needs of our nation's veterans.
At Lexington Podiatry, we care about your foot health and overall well-being, especially during festive occasions like Halloween! Keep reading for tips on keeping our feet healthy and happy with the help of pumpkins and proper footwear choices. Happy and Healthy Halloween from Lexington Podiatry!
At Lexington Podiatry, our team understands the importance of addressing neuropathy and its effects on foot health for individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment. We offer comprehensive care and specialized treatments to help manage neuropathy symptoms and improve overall foot function.
As the weather begins to cool down and the leaves start to change, it's only right that your shoe choices change too! For your safety and comfort, it's essential to make sure your shoe selection accommodates the new season. At Lexington Podiatry, we want to see you happy and healthy all year round - so it's only right that we share our Podiatrist approved shoe tips for fall.
September 13th is National Celiac Disease Awareness Day. Celiac Disease is a genetic autoimmune disease that's triggered by ingesting gluten, and it's estimated that 1 in 133 Americans have CD. Celiac Disease can be accompanied by a range of digestive issues, along with symptoms and conditions like nutrient deficiency, ataxia, SIBO, peripheral neuropathy, and much more. When discussing your foot health & Celiac Disease, peripheral neuropathy can be a large part of the conversation. If you're experience pain, numbness, tingling, or instability - come see us!
As we celebrate the contributions of workers across America, it’s important we understand the impact work can have on our foot health. As a podiatrist, I routinely see a variety of conditions linked directly to footwear and safety in the workplace. From steel toes to high heels, extended standing and even work injuries - we’ve got you covered. Keep reading for common conditions and how to prevent them.
The dog days are almost over, and that means school is starting back soon! If you’re returning to work as a teacher, tackling a new year as a student, or gearing up to return to sports - keep reading. Start your school year on the right foot by picking the right shoe!
The right shoe is important for safety, support, and making the most of your summer. Physically demanding jobs and high impact activities call for supportive, firm shoes. Proper support and comfort can prevent injuries + fatigue, allowing you to focus on what matters without discomfort!
Summer swelling, also known as edema, is caused by excessive fluid build up in the feet and ankles. A few different things can lead to this, like hot weather, prolonged standing + sitting, and even certain medications. It's important to address swelling early on. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it can even lead to more serious issues if left untreated.
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