Foot Care

  • Rejuvenating Foot Massage

    Be proactive about foot care! The FootMate system offers a soothing, cleansing foot massage while maximizing your time in the shower.

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  • Less Pain, More Gain

    Joseph Stock, 67, of Waterford, Wis., learned he had diabetes in the mid-1990s. Since then, he's been careful to keep his blood sugar under control and watch for signs of any complications.

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  • If the Shoe Fits...

    Are your shoes right for you? We asked Dr. Crystal M. Holmes, a clinical instructor in podiatry at the University of Michigan Medical School, about how to make wise decisions about footwear.

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  • Mirror, Mirror on the Floor …

    Health care professionals recommend that people with diabetes do a daily check of their feet to prevent little problems from turning into serious health issues.

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  • What's Inside Counts

    Three layers of specialty material in the Diabetic Support Foot Beds from Spenco RX® help absorb impact, reduce friction and increase comfort.

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  • Make an Impression

    Step into a new level of comfort with impression foam kits from Dr. Comfort® Laboratories. Trained professionals use the imprint of your feet to design custom orthotics tailored for your exact shape.

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  • It Feels So Good

    Some people call it a “runner’s high.” Others refer to experiencing a “second wind.” What they’re all talking about is the overwhelming feeling of euphoria that comes from regular exercise. They’re not referring to some ephemeral psychobabble, but rather a proven physiological phenomenon linked to the body’s natural production of endorphins.

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  • Crocs by Docs

    Put your feet on cloud nine with The Cloud by CrocsRx™ Medical. The shoes were designed to accommodate podiatric problems common in diabetes patients due to impaired circulation, neuropathy (loss of sensation) and slow-healing blisters caused by chafing.

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  • A Matter of Nerves

    Each year there are about 86,000 diabetes-related amputations in the U.S. That’s a frightening statistic, but according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, doctors estimate that nearly half of the amputations caused by two leading and associated factors

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  • I Decide to Take Care of My Feet

    Diabetes complications can trip up feet. Even ordinary foot problems can turn serious — quickly. That’s why it’s important to stay on your toes. Take steps to avoid problems, and keep your eyes on your feet. Prevention and detection can make all the difference.

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