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Do Ingrown Toenails Go Away on Their Own?

Do Ingrown Toenails Go Away on Their Own?

Toenails naturally grow on the surface of your skin. But clipping a toenail too short or accidentally stubbing your toe can force the nail into the skin along the side of it. When a nail grows into the surrounding tissue, an ingrown toenail develops. Anyone can get an...

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Get Rid of Nasty Toenail Fungus Before Sandal Season

Are your toenails discolored, thick, or unsightly? Nail fungus is common — affecting up to 10% of Americans — and the brittle, discolored nails it brings can make you embarrassed to wear open-toed shoes or go barefoot. When the weather’s cold, it’s easy to hide...

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What to do About Flat Feet

What to do About Flat Feet

A healthy foot generally has an arch on the instep, or inside of the foot. Strong tendons connect your foot bones, heel, and lower leg to form an arch. If you’re an adult, the arch of your foot shouldn’t touch the ground when you stand, because it lifts your instep...

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The Dos and Don’ts of Shoe Buying

The Dos and Don’ts of Shoe Buying

Shopping for shoes is a pastime for some and a chore for others. But whether you enjoy buying shoes or not, the reality is we all have to wear them. Shoes provide support and protect your feet from injury. They can keep your feet comfortable or cause pain and damage....

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5 Tips for Selecting the Right Hiking Boots

5 Tips for Selecting the Right Hiking Boots

Utah has it all — mountains, deserts, and widely accessible lands that are a hiking enthusiast’s dream. As you gear up to get outside, we urge you to consider the health of your feet by choosing a hiking shoe that’s up the task, allowing you to fully enjoy your time...

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Do Bunions Always Require Medical Intervention?

Do Bunions Always Require Medical Intervention?

We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but that painful, bony bump on the side of your foot won’t just go away by itself. If it’s a bunion, it requires some medical attention if you want relief, which — depending on your situation — could mean something as simple as...

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5 Tips for Preventing Athlete’s Foot

5 Tips for Preventing Athlete’s Foot

If you’ve ever had cracking, peeling skin on your toes and foot, along with an itching, burning sensation, you’re familiar with athlete’s foot. Athlete’s foot is a fairly common ailment that anyone can get. It’s a fungal infection that causes itching and flaky skin...

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How to Select the Best Running Shoes for Your Feet

How to Select the Best Running Shoes for Your Feet

Your running shoes are the most essential equipment you’ll need to keep your feet and ankles in good working order as you exercise. Everyone's feet are different, so each runner will need a different sort of running shoe. Instead of choosing your running shoes based...

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Why You Need a Podiatrist on Your Diabetic Care Team

Why You Need a Podiatrist on Your Diabetic Care Team

Foot care is an essential part of diabetes management. The risk of amputation due to infection is great, but regular podiatry visits and care can prevent this serious complication. At Mountain View Foot & Ankle Institute, we can help you take the best care of your...

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6 Steps to Prepare Your Home for Foot Surgery

6 Steps to Prepare Your Home for Foot Surgery

If lifestyle adjustments haven’t done enough to eliminate your foot pain, or if you have an injury or deformity that interferes with your mobility, you may need foot surgery. Even routine foot surgery, such as a bunionectomy, requires pre-planning so your home is...

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5 Tips for Strengthening Your Ankle After a Sprain

Ankle sprains are a common injury for serious athletes, weekend hikers, and everyday walkers. A simple misstep off a curb or stumble over a rough patch on the trail can roll your ankle enough to stretch or tear the tough bands of tissue (ligaments) that hold your...

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