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Can this be Reflexology for Feet?
Last week we had a patient return to our Brantford Podiatry office earlier than his usual 3 monthly routine care. His concern was the rapid
Ingrown toenail? Not sure what to do!
Well you’re in luck, here is a simple guide on how to manage it. Lets assume the toenail is sore and inflamed along one or
Blister: Understanding Prevention and Treatment
To Treat and ultimately Prevent Blisters we first have to understand what causes them and then use this information to head them off at the
What’s No. #1 on the Back to School list?
Good footwear of course! it doesn’t matter if its kinder garden, high school, college or University. Their feet are the foundation of their performance. Below
What can I find but you can not feel?
Normally I apologize before posting a Blog on a previously covered subject. In this case once more is never enough. The patient was in his
Why would I use Skate/Ski Orthotics?
Perhaps the day before the opening of the Paris Olympics may not be considered the best time to post a blog on Hockey skates and
Smart Use Of Your Smartphone
The Smartphone has become an integral part of our daily lives and we can argue whether for better or worse. But it’s safe to say
Time For New Wheels
Many of you have heard me lament, I’ve been overdue for new shoes for a considerable while. So finally, After work a few of weeks
Got Squeaky Orthotics?
This can be an annoying symptom of having orthotics, but it’s not a sign that they are poorly made or somehow defective. Frequently we hear
Are your shoes talking to you? It’s time to learn their language!
Are your shoes talking to you? It’s time to learn their language!
Self-treatment is good, as long as it is the Appropriate Treatment.
We encourage patients to participate in self-treatment but only when they have a correct diagnosis and suitable treatment plan.
What Triggers an Arthritis Flare?
For those of us who have have any type of arthritis, you’ve probably lived through a flare up. During this period of renewed, increased disease