5 Ways to Treat Your Feet with Love
When is the last time you treated your feet with the love and care they deserve? This Valentine’s Day, our podiatrists at Precision Foot and Ankle Centers want to remind you of all the ways you can treat your feet with love so they can literally keep supporting you through your everyday life.
Rest your feet more
Take the time to put your feet up to let your feet rest, especially if your job keeps you on your feet for long hours or you engage in athletic activities. Propping your feet up can help ease swelling, reduce pain, and help you relax!
Pamper them
Aside from resting your feet, don’t forget to give them some extra TLC with pedicures, massages, and foot baths. You can even make it fun by going with a group of friends to get professional pedicures.
Consider compression socks
Did you know that compression socks aren’t just for people who experience swelling? Compression socks, which are designed to promote circulation to and from your legs and ease discomfort, are beneficial for athletes, pregnant women, and those with lymphedema, varicose veins, or other circulation-related issues.
Invest in good shoes
Your feet spend a lot of time in your shoes, so it’s important to invest in shoes that not only fit properly, but are made of high-quality materials and are designed for your specific needs. Be sure they have plenty of support and shock absorption for your feet if you are active!
See a podiatrist
Most problems, including foot-related ones, can worsen if left alone without addressing. To give your feet the care you deserve, connect with a foot doctor, like ours at Precision Foot and Ankle Centers! Podiatrists are the ultimate experts of how to take care of your feet, so they can give you additional tips on how to make your feet feel great!
Don’t wait to give your feet the care they deserve. Get in touch with our podiatrists Dr. Eric Feit, Dr. Alona Kashanian, and Dr. Roohbakhsh Maher to schedule an appointment by contacting any of our locations in Los Angeles, Torrance, and San Pedro today.