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PODIATRIC MEDICINE
Podiatry
Adult Footwear
Children Footwear
Foot and Ankle Injuries
Bunions
Hammer Toes
Plantar Warts
Fungal Problems
Heel Pain
Pain Above the Feet
Plantar Fasciitis
Diabetes and Your Feet
Ingrown Toenails
Neuroma
Foot Surgery
Callus
Cracked Heels
Eczema
Psoriasis
Cysts
Pigmented Lesions

SPORTS INJURIES of The Lower Extremities
Overview
Shoes Socks and Orthotics
Prevention and Treatment of Common Skin Injuries to the Feet
Prevention and Treatment of Forefoot Injuries
Prevention and Treatment of Midfoot Injuries
Prevention and Treatment of Rearfoot Injuries
Prevention and Treatment of Ankle Injuries
Prevention and Treatment of Leg Injuries

* THIS MONTH'S FEATURE *

HEEL PAIN
Heel Pain Overview
Common Causes of Heel Pain
Treatment Options
Preventing Heel Pain

WOUND MANAGEMENT
Overview
The Healing Process
Common Causes and Types of Wounds
Treatment Options
Prevention of Wounds

DIABETES AND YOUR FEET
Diabetes Overview
Diabetic Neuropathy
Peripheral Arterial Disease
Foot Ulcers and Infections
Taking Care of Your Diabetic Feet

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Women who always wear nylon pantyhose expose themselves to a host of foot problems. Nylon doesn't breathe and the heat that it generates and traps can lead to excessive perspiration. A warm, damp area is an ideal place for fungal infections such as Athlete's Foot.

Inexpensive nylon pantyhose can also cause forefoot problems, because they don't allow the normal expansion of the foot when walking, and may pull the toes backward when the pantyhose ride up. The cramping and pressure of the hose can contribute to ingrown toenails and hammertoes. If you must wear pantyhose, be sure they fit properly around the foot. Limit the length of time you wear them whenever possible and, like socks, wash them after every use.