Indiana Podiatry Group's Official Blog
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Tips for Dinning Out No age limitations on diabetics -
November is Diabetes Awareness How important is a Hemoglobin A1C? -
Why are my feet so dry? If you have been diagnosed with Diabetes, you know that it can effect everything in your body. -
What is Charcot Neuroarthropathy? Charcot Neuroarthropathy in my opinion is one of the scariest conditions we treat as foot and ankle surgeons. -
Wicked Feet Series Scary skin lesions He said he dropped something on the nail over a month ago and it just kept bleeding -
A Runner's Worst Fear: Ankle Sprain Did you know there are 3 grade classifications to a sprain? -
Ingrown Toenails: Causes, Treatments, Risks Ingrown Nails are a very common condition we treat. It amazes me how long people wait to seek treatment for this condition. -
9 surprising risk factors for developing a blood clot. but blood clots that develop in the deep veins of your leg (deep vein thrombosis or DVT) can be life threatening. -
Children's feet and going back to school This means lots of running, jumping, and increased stress on their feet. -
Top 3 complications that go along with diabetes Among the complications that go along with diabetes, falling is potentially one of them -
Moving? Everyone Hates this Task! How to avoid Foot/Ankle Injuries -
Managing Pediatric Fractures Broken bones are never fun. When it involves the lower extremity it is also a big inconvenience. -
How Pediatric Flat-foot is A “Game-Changer" for Your Child The biggest complaint of children with flat-feet is the lack of desire to participate in sports and activities. -
Are your feet experiencing the Summer Swell? Here are some tips on how to cope with the Summer Swell. -
What's a Sesamoid? Sesamoids are two little bones that sit underneath the big toe joint or more specifically the first metatarsal phalangeal joint -
My Wife Made Me He thought it was nothing, even stated so when I walked in the room. "Hate to waste your time doc but my wife made me come in". -
Use Caution when going without shoes and exposing Bare Feet Walking barefoot increases your risk of picking up not so friendly acquaintances like viruses which cause planter’s warts, fungus which causes athlete’s foot even in the non-athlete, and bacteria which can cause skin infections. -
Watch out for Germs Bacteria AKA GERMS, are everywhere. -
What Is a Lis Franc Injury? This ligament is in the area of the midfoot and when damaged, an injury can vary from a simple sprain of the ligament to complete rupture, dislocation, and multiple fractures.