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Children's Shoe Buying Tips
One of the most important purchases on any parent's shopping list should be a pair of proper fitting shoes for their child. The podiatrists and staff of Fenton Foot Care…
Choosing the Correct Running Shoe
Dr. Holdren Otis I am a runner, I also get lots of questions from patients about what shoe to buy. Running shoes are the only essential piece of equipment needed…
SCIENCE: Can I have normal blood work and still have gout? Yes!
Dr. Holdren Otis Gout is a type of arthritis that affect joints making them red, hot, swollen and yes, PAINFUL. It occurs mainly in men but it doesn’t leave women…
Good Luck to All Crim Runners!
Stick with what you know! If you are like me, you have trained for four months (or more!) leading up to the Crim. It is quite difficult to be a…
Heel Pain=Plantar fasciitis, Well Not Necessarily.
Dr. Holdren Otis "You almost want to pee in your bed rather than go to the bathroom. It's really painful in the morning," Albert Puljos, a baseball player for the…
2015 Tour de France Winner Chris Froome Breaks Foot
Dr. Holdren Otis' Comments On Wednesday during the eleventh day of the tour de Spain, Chris Froome, the most recent winner of the Tour De France, ran into a barrier…
Are “Growing Pains” a Myth?
Dr. James Hirt explains Growing pains in children’s legs have been debated for hundreds of years. Through the history of medicine growing pains have been attributed to multiple incorrect theories…
Packer's Eddie Lacy Left the Game with Ankle Injury
Dr. Holdren Otis Explains Ankle Sprains Ankle Sprains are a common condition which involve stretching and tearing of the ligaments on the outside of the ankle. This usually occurs…
The Truth About Plantar Warts
As school starts and schedules get busy, don’t forget to check your kids feet and hands for warts. Warts, or verruca is the medical term, are caused by a virus.…
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