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What exactly is a hammer toe?
What exactly is a hammer toe?

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When you look at this toe deformity, you'll notice it bent upward at the middle joint, with the end of the toe starting to angle downward, resembling a hammer!

If you have a flexible hammer toe, the good news is you can still move your toe, indicating a mild situation. For relief, we recommend pa...

Spring Forward with Safety: Your Guide to Injury-Free Exercise
Spring Forward with Safety: Your Guide to Injury-Free Exercise

Feeling a bit sluggish after the time change? You're definitely not alone.

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But fear not! Combat that groggy feeling by incorporating some invigorating exercise into your daily routine. Here are some fresh tips to help you ease into your workouts this season, courtesy of the MyFootShop team.

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Step Into Comfort: Avoid These Shoe Mistakes for Happy, Healthy Feet!
Step Into Comfort: Avoid These Shoe Mistakes for Happy, Healthy Feet!

Avoid These Common Shoe Blunders for Happy, Healthy Feet!

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1. Sizing Woes? Step Up Your Game!

Ever find yourself in shoes that feel more like clown shoes or a foot-binding experience? It's time to head to a reputable store for a professional sizing. And hey, different brands have different sizi...

Navigating Hammer Toe: Expert Advice from Podiatrists for Relief
Navigating Hammer Toe: Expert Advice from Podiatrists for Relief

The human foot, a marvel of design.HammerToes

Is not impervious to the occasional twist, leading to the development of hammer toe – a prevalent condition observed in podiatry. Imagine toes that were once dutifully aligned deciding to take on a hammer-like shape. The causes are diverse, ranging from ill-fitti...

Subluxation of metatarsals following partial amputation in cases of diabetic osteomyelitis
Subluxation of metatarsals following partial amputation in cases of diabetic osteomyelitis

Subluxation of metatarsals following partial amputation in cases of diabetic osteomyelitis

Diabetic wounds and the bone infections (osteomyelitis) that can often result from diabetic wounds are always challenging to treat.  In my years of practice, I’ve found no better teacher than experience in tr...