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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Save Your Shins with Effective TreatmentAs Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., continues discussing shin splints, it’s time to look at treatment. Learn more from an expert Nassau County podiatrist.
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Shin Splints—Ways to Avoid ThemYou can’t choose your siblings, but knowing the causes of shin splints can help you choose ways to prevent them, says Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. of New York.
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Home Remedies to Help With Arthritis Foot PainDr. Mark Gasparini has some helpful home remedies for arthritis pain to help make sure arthritis doesn't stop you from doing what you love. Read more now!
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Heal Your Heel Pain with StretchesMark Gasparini, D.P.M., in Nassau County, NY discusses the benefits of stretching to heal your heel pain. Learn how stretches help with plantar fasciitis.
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Exercises That Help with Bursitis PainBursitis is commonly treated with conservative measures, which are often quite effective. Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., from Massapequa, NY discusses exercises.
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Prevent A Spring Sports Injury for Your Children’s FeetLearn more about an important component of children’s foot care—spring sports injury prevention—from Mark Gasparini, D.P.M. in Massapequa, NY.
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Is There A Connection Between Bursitis and Tendinitis?Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., and the pros at Foot Specialists of Long Island in Massapequa, NY discuss the connection between bursitis and tendinitis.
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Recovering from a Big Toe SprainFoot Specialists of Long Island explains what you can expect and do when recovering from a big toe sprain, also commonly referred to as “turf toe.”
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Taking Care of a Metatarsal Stress FractureLearn about how to take care of a metatarsal stress fracture as well as how to prevent one from the experts at Foot Specialists of Long Island.
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First Aid for Your Broken ToeNassau County’s top podiatrist, Mark Gasparini, D.P.M., discusses first aid steps you need to take when you, or a loved one, sustain a broken toe.