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  • How to Spot and Manage Bone Spurs in the Feet

    Bone spurs commonly grow on top of the foot, on the toe, and on the back of the heel where the Achilles tendon connects to the heel bone.1 This can result in pain, swelling, and tenderness in the affected area. The most common cause of bone spurs on the feet is osteoarthritis, followed by high-impact activities that cause foot joint damage, like running and dancing.

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  • What is a medical pedicure, and what does it involve?

    A medical pedicure or medi-pedi is a professional foot treatment that focuses on foot health and hygiene rather than just appearance. It is usually performed by a specially trained foot care specialist, often in a clinical setting rather than a salon.

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  • Causes of Blisters on Toes and What to Do About Them

    Blisters on the toes are usually caused by friction, but can also be due to insect bites, allergies, burns, skin infections, and autoimmune diseases. They tend to go away on their own within one to two weeks, but some blisters may require extensive treatment depending on the underlying cause.

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  • Does a Foot Detox Really Work?

    Foot detox is an alternative health practice aimed at removing toxins from the body by soaking the feet in water with an ionizing device for about 30 minutes. Some people wear foot detox pads, or use baking soda recipes or vinegar home remedies, but there's no firm scientific evidence to support claims that these treatments remove toxins as a health benefit

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  • 6 Causes of a Black Toenail and How to Treat It

    A black toenail is usually caused by an injury, but it can also indicate a fungal infection, vitamin deficiency, or a medical condition like diabetes or cancer. It's important to see a healthcare provider, especially if you aren't sure of the cause, to make sure you get the right treatment.

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