Skin cancer can look a lot like other skin conditions including moles, warts, blisters, and toenail fungus, so it is essential to have an evaluation performed at your foot doctor’s office.
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Orthotic shoe inserts can be expertly inserted by your podiatrist in the key areas of your shoes to support and treat abnormalities in foot structure and to mitigate problems from skin conditions.
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One of the most frequent cancers to affect the feet is skin cancer. While the vast majority of tumors are not cancerous, those that are deserve particular attention due to their virulence.
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Plantar warts will sometimes get better with good home care, but when a wart grows underneath the skin, on the heels or balls of the feet, the pressure causes the wart to grow inward beneath the thick skin, causing pain and discomfort when walked on.
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Plantar warts grow on the bottom of your feet and can be hidden by a callus making them hard to detect.
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