Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Of Ingrown Toenails

An ingrown toenail is a foot condition that occurs when a toenail curves around and grows backwards into the skin that borders the nail bed. While ingrown toenails can often be resolved with home remedies, infected toenails can cause significant pain and severe complications, so it is always best for sufferers to consult with a podiatrist if their symptoms persist. Read on to learn more about the causes, symptoms and treatments of ingrown toenails and when the condition requires medical treatment. [Read More]

Sports Medicine For Female Athletes: What You Need To Know

For a long period of time, the focus of sports medicine, both in training and in execution, was focused primarily on the male athlete. Techniques, treatments, and standards were developed to treat men rather than women. This gender disparity was based largely on the fact that female athletes were once few and far between. However, in recent years, the unique sports medicine needs of women athletes have finally started to be recognized. [Read More]

Foot Odor Problems? Prevention Tips For You

When it comes to your feet, nothing is worse than uncomfortable, embarrassing foot odor. If your foot odor is accompanied by any strange toenail discolorations, sores, or growths, you should get to the foot doctor (or podiatrist) as soon as possible. You may have a fungal or bacterial infection that needs to be treated. However, if you are just experiencing unpleasant foot odor, there are several methods you can use at home to try to remedy it and prevent future food odor problems. [Read More]

Caregiver Fatigue: What You Need To Know

For most people, caring for their elderly love one is fulfilling. Caring for a parent who tirelessly cared for you over the years is rewarding. However, in some instances, taking on this task can also be overwhelming. This is particularly true if your loved one suffers from a serious medical condition and requires a lot of care. Once this task becomes overwhelming, some people begin to form caregiver fatigue. This is a condition that can have an effect on your physical, emotional and mental state. [Read More]