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As the crisp air and colorful leaves of fall approaches, many of us look forward to seasonal activities like hiking, apple picking, and enjoying outdoor festivals. However, the transition from summer to fall can also bring changes to our routines and foot health, making proper foot support increasingly important. In this blog post, Clark Podiatry…
Your Feet Can Have Skin Problems!
Your skin is one tough organ. It literally holds you together! But it’s also your first defense, making it more prone to attack from the outside world (and maybe some from inside your body). Your skin might not have 99 problems, but they surely are at risk of a lot! Bacteria, Viruses, and Fungi, Oh My!…
Ultimate Guide to Foot Care: Celebrate Foot Health Awareness Month
As we step into Foot Health Awareness Month, it’s essential to recognize the importance of foot care. Often overlooked, our feet endure daily pressures and deserve special attention. Clark Podiatry Center is here with tips and tricks to keep your feet happy and healthy this month and beyond. 1. Daily Cleaning and Moisturizing 2. Choose…
Holiday Foot Care: How to Keep Your Feet Happy and Healthy
Now that it’s the holiday season, there’s a lot of happiness and celebration in the air. However, sometimes chaos can prevail as well! It’s easy to forget about one important part of our health when we’re busy shopping, cooking, and enjoying ourselves, and that’s our podiatric health! While we’re enjoying the holiday season, let’s remember…
Summer Footwear for Children
Not all shoes are created equal. The structure, material quality, and features of comfort and support vary from one shoe to the other. With all the heat and humidity lately, it’s tempting for you and your children to wear the most open-toed shoes (or even go barefoot) to keep cool. While sandals are usually better…
Pump Bump (Haglund’s Deformity)
When it comes to women’s foot problems, both genetics and fashion play major roles. It also accounts for why women seem to have more foot and ankles issues than men do. One such problem that affects women more than men is Haglund’s Deformity, also known as retrocalcaneal bursitis. Commonly called “pump bump”, it is a condition…
