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This page of our web site is provided to you by the TPMA and the APMA for patient education purposes and information only.  It should not be considered as a replacement for a physical examination by your podiatrist. When you click on one of these topics, you will be transported to the APMA web site to read the information there. Simply push your "back" button to return to this page.

General Foot Disorders

Bunions

Athlete's Foot

Children's Feet

Diabetes

Foot and Ankle Injuries

Foot Health 

Heel Pain

High Blood Pressure

Medicare

Nail Problems 

Orthotics

Rearfoot Surgery

Walking

Warts



Tip: Shopping for shoes is best done in the afternoon, says the American Podiatric Medical Association. Your feet tend to swell a little during the day, and it's best to buy shoes to fit them then. Have your feet measured every time you purchase shoes, and do it while you're standing. When you try on shoes, try them on both feet; many people have one foot larger than the other, and it's best to fit the larger one.

Sports Medicine and Your Feet

Baseball

Children and Sports

Contact Sports

Cycling

Fitness

Golf

Running

Tennis

Exercise Walking

Winter Sports


Tip: Walking is the best exercise for your feet.  It also contributes to your general health by improving circulation, contributing to weight control  and promoting all around well being.

Other Foot Health Highlights

Senior Walking Tips Chronic Ilnesses
 

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