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How to Treat and Prevent Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Learn about how PAD can cause painful symptoms in the lower limbs. -
Top Benefits of Compression Socks Learn how compression socks can help a variety of ailments in the lower limbs. -
Healthy Foot Habits for 2022 By establishing these healthy habits and taking a few minutes everyday to check in with your feet, you’ll be stepping into 2022 on the right (healthy) foot! -
How Does Diabetes Affect the Feet and Ankles? Did you know that diabetes can cause severe foot and ankle complications? Read more to learn how to prevent these issues! -
Give Your Feet the Nutrients They Need! Ensure that you give your feet the nutrients they need by eating the right foods to promote your overall health! -
Healthy Holiday Tips for Diabetics Stick to your diet and stay on your feet this year with these 4 healthy holiday tips. -
7 Essential Tips for Diabetic Foot Care Foot care is essential to everyone’s health and wellbeing, but it is of particular importance to diabetics. These 7 essential tips will help prevent problems. -
Diabetes and Your Feet When you’re diabetic, there are many things you consider. Often overlooked, caring for your feet is incredibly important and should be given special attention. -
The Dangers of Undetected Wounds with Diabetes If you don’t detect diabetic wounds early, the consequences could be severe—it could cost you a foot, a limb, or worse. -
What Does Diabetes Mean for Your Feet and Ankles? Diabetes can bring a higher risk of foot complications, but preventative foot care from Martin Foot and Ankle can keep them healthy. -
Include Your Feet in a Healthy Diabetes Lifestyle Don’t overlook your feet and ankles when it comes to creating a healthy lifestyle plan with diabetes -
How PAD Can Plague Your Feet Get the facts about peripheral arterial disease (PAD), a problem with circulation in your legs and feet, from Martin Foot and Ankle in Pennsylvania.