If you’re familiar with diabetes, you might already know this whole-body illness poses risks to your kidneys, your eyes, and your cardiovascular health, but do you know diabetes also poses risks to foot health?
Read MoreDo you know that there’s a connection between high blood pressure and foot health? It may seem that they are unrelated but, in fact, there’s an important and serious connection you should know about.
Read MoreA podiatrist like Dr. James M. McKee helps patients of all ages keep their feet, ankles, and lower legs healthy and pain-free. One reason that many people schedule a visit to the foot doctor is a recent diagnosis of diabetes.
Read MoreWhat you may not know is this: regular exercise is also great for foot and ankle health. If you’re not someone who enjoys heading to the gym, you can still get all of the benefits of exercise.
Read MoreEven as gender equality becomes the social norm, in the medical community, we must still acknowledge that there are differences in the bodies of men and women – and often lifestyle ones as well.
Read MoreSwollen, puffy feet are a common symptom that brings patients to their podiatrist’s office. They can be uncomfortable and make it hard to wear shoes.
Read MoreUlcers are serious medical issues requiring the immediate attention of your podiatrist.
Read MoreCharcot foot is a disease that attacks the bones, muscles, and soft tissues in the feet. It’s common in diabetics who have diminished sensation in their lower limbs.
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