When it comes to the health of your feet, you want fast help. Get some top tips in this medical blog, written by Suffolk County podiatrist Dr. Mark Gasparini.
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Help for Preventing Diabetic Foot ComplicationsDiabetic foot complications are serious business, so Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., from Long Island, NY discusses measures you can take to help prevent them.
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Make Your Daily Diabetic Foot Inspections EasyWhen you live with diabetes, you need to take special precautions for your safety and well-being. Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. discusses foot inspections.
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Take Care of Your Pronation for RunningWhen pronation leads to running problems, you need expert foot and ankle care. Foot Specialists of Long Island is here to discuss and offer help for you.
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The Dangers of SupinationSupination issues from high arches could stand in your way of participating in charitable events like the Breathe for Britt 5k, says Mark Gasparini, D.P.M.
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How to Identify Your Pronation StylePronation is a natural movement you do with every step. Due to differences with arch types, not all pronation is the same, says Mark Gasparini, D.P.M.
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Preventing Falls in the Elderly: Part 2Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. of NY shares important information to help prevent dangerous falls in the elderly and avoid the serious injuries that can result.
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Pronation – What It Is and Why It MattersThe professionals at Foot Specialists of Long Island help you understand pronation and why it matters. Learn how arch types affect this process.
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Risk Factors of Falls in the Elderly: Part 1If an elderly person falls it can result in serious injury. Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. of NY provides valuable insight into the risk factors of falls.
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More than the Achilles: Types of Foot TendonitisMost people are familiar with Achilles tendinitis, but Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., from Nassau County tells you about other forms of foot tendonitis.
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Skip the Shin SplintsMark Gasparini, D.P.M., would prefer that you avoid shin splints, and so would you! Find out how from this top podiatrist in New York’s Nassau County.