Walking has become more popular than ever during the Covid-19 Pandemic. As podiatrists, we are often asked if walking is good exercise. Answers to this important question are discussed.
Brandon Podiatry has never been more important because it’s time for a new generation of little feet to hit the sidewalks. You have probably done most of your back-to-school shopping, but parents around the country are preparing to help their kids put their finest foot forward with new shoes.
The American Podiatric Medical Association recommends moms and dads learning the many designs and style trends in children’s footwear to keep in mind that convenience needs to always precede. Dr. Rajnish Manohar has some helpful tips when shopping for shoes for your children.
The APMA advises against bying far shoes from an older sibling. Just because a set of shoes fits one child comfortably does not suggest it will fit another kid the same way. In addition, hand-me-down shoes can spread out professional athlete’s foot and other fungis.
In conclusion, come to the Gentle Foot Care Clinic in Brandon for an appointment with Dr. Manohar. His Brandon Podiatry office is located right off of Lithia Pinecrest Blvd. in Brandon. You can reach him by phone at (813) 502-5904 or you can use this contact form to schedule your appointment.
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So why has the Coronavirus epidemic and the quarantine caused a rise in foot and ankle pain? As you all know, our lives have changed greatly and our daily routines have become very different. As a result, we are seeing a rise in foot pain.