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5 Reasons Seniors Should Visit a Podiatrist. Proper foot health is often overlooked but an extremely important issue for senior citizens. It is vitally important to maintain an active lifestyle. Seniors need to visit a podiatrist for a proper assessment and, if necessary, treatment of and foot or ankle problems to ensure good foot health. …
Professional Help Can Heal Painful Plantar Warts
It’s fun to walk barefoot and many of us do it at home and in public places. But walking without protection on your feet can make you susceptible to picking up contagious foot problems. One of these is plantar warts. These growths are caused by a virus that thrives in public gyms, showers and pools. The…
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Welcome to my new and improved website and blog. The website at www.clarkpodiatry.com was redesigned to make it easier for you to find out information about any foot problems you may have, to find information about me and the practice and to be able to contact the office to schedule an appointment. Moving forward, I…
How to Treat In-Toeing and Out-Toeing
Have you noticed that your child’s toes point inward when he or she walks? This is a foot abnormality called in-toeing and is fairly common in young children. Children can also be seen out-toeing which is just the opposite and where the toes point outward when walking. This condition is much less common than in-toeing. Although different from each…

