November is coming up and it’s American Diabetes Month, which is a great time to discuss how to combat this disease.
Read MoreCharcot Foot develops as the result of this neuropathy, which leads to undetected injuries and deformities in the bones, joints, and surrounding tissues.
Read MoreDo your feet feel puffy, swollen, and uncomfortable? We know, having swollen feet can make going about your day unpleasant.
Read MoreWhile regular appointments with a podiatrist who specializes in treating diabetic feet is paramount, it is also important to consider your footwear.
Read MoreEven though Diabetes Awareness Month may be officially over, we here at Precision Foot and Ankle Centers want to take some time to bust some typical myths surrounding diabetes, a disease that affects so many of our patients.
Read MoreHaving diabetes doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the variety of fall foods out there. It may take some extra planning, but managing your diet is an important way to stay on top of your blood glucose levels.
Read MoreDid you know that 70% of people with diabetes can develop peripheral neuropathy? High glucose levels can put you at risk for a variety of health issues, including those involving your feet.
Read MoreNovember is National Diabetes Month, which is a month dedicated to raise awareness on this illness that impacts tens of millions of people in the U.S.
Read MoreDid you know that every 11 seconds, a senior is seen in the emergency room for a fall-related injury? September 20-24th is Falls Prevention Awareness Week, which is a great opportunity to discuss the realities of seniors and falls.
Read MoreWe all know that everyone can benefit from regular exercise, but it can be especially beneficial for those with diabetes.
Read MoreLuckily, here in Los Angeles we avoid too many cold days, so if you find yourself with cold feet on a regular basis, there might be an underlying issue.
Read MoreAt Precision Foot and Ankle Centers, Dr. Eric M. Feit and his team of podiatrists use the most advanced technologies and techniques to assess your feet and ensure that we create the best treatment plan for your diabetic feet.
Read MoreAccording to the National Council on Aging, falls are the top reason for people over 65 to be injured (both fatal and nonfatal), so it is extremely important to protect yourself or any loved ones from potential falls.
Read MoreCracked heels can be incredibly painful and uncomfortable and can make everyday acts like walking or putting on shoes almost unbearable.
Read MorePoor circulation is when your body’s blood isn’t flowing as strongly as it should be. While it isn’t a health condition in and of itself, it is often a symptom of another underlying health issue you might have.
Read MoreIf your feet have been neglected recently, take a moment to check your feet. Are they dry, flaky, or rough? There may be a few reasons for this change in skin.
Read MoreWhile some people with diabetes can manage their blood sugar through changes in diet and lifestyle alone, others need the help of consistent monitoring and medication to keep their blood glucose levels at safe levels.
Read MoreWhile there are many negative health issues related to diabetes, the body’s inability to maintain normal blood glucose levels can over time cause diabetic neuropathy, or nerve damage.
Read MoreTherefore, in addition to regular visits to the podiatrist, wearing the right shoes can help prevent complications and discomfort associated with neuropathy.
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