Poplar Podiatry, Memphis
Our office is conveniently located in the heart of East Memphis to serve you. We are very accessible from any area of Memphis, located off Poplar at I-240.
08/16/2023
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04/04/2023
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April is Foot Health Awareness Month! Would you see a specialist if you had a problem with your heart? Your back? Why not your feet? Did you know that podiatrists are highly trained and specialized to recognize and treat unique, complex conditions in the feet? Whether it’s a skin condition or fracture of the foot—a podiatrist is the proper specialist to see for foot and ankle related complications! This month, we will share more information about the many ways today’s podiatrist, your foot and ankle specialist, keeps you healthy and on your feet! www.apma.org/specialist
09/08/2021
From itching, dry skin, blisters, cracked and peeling skin, etc. athlete’s foot can make anyone feel uncomfortable. Avoid the woes of athlete’s foot this year. Visit www.apma.org/athletesfoot for tips, tricks, and information. 👣
Bunions | Foot Health | Patients | APMA A bunion is an enlargement of the joint at the base of the big toe that forms when the bone or tissue at the big toe joint moves out of place. If you suspect you have a bunion, find a podiatrist!
02/18/2021
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Summer Foot Care | Tips for Healthy Feet | Patients | APMA Get tips for protecting your feet from the summer heat.
Foot Health Facts
Make sure your kids start the school year on the right foot. Get back-to-school shoe shopping tips at . http://ow.ly/AxCJ30le4Yd
: 77% of adults experience foot problems at some time in their lives. If you have foot pain, contact your podiatrist.
How to Care for Your Feet
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health.howstuffworks.com The best way to avoid foot trouble is to use preventive care. If you learn a few simple ways to exercise, stretch, and protect your feet with carefully chosen footwear, your feet will hold up for a lifetime. Learn more foot care tips in this article.
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Have and unsure which foot-related products to use? We take the guesswork out for you: ow.ly/DD0i8
apma.org Making an appointment with today’s podiatrist, the foot and ankle expert, to have your feet examined is a critical step in avoiding diabetic foot complications and amputation.
“: Most Americans will have walked 75,000 miles by the time they turn 50. Learn more in this article: http://ow.ly/t26KY”
“: 50% of American adults say they've experienced some foot pain or discomfort ”
: Eighty percent of women say foot pain restricts an aspect of their lifestyle.
: The majority of Americans believe foot health is critical to overall well-being.
: 22% of American adults will visit a podiatrist to address a foot ailment.
: 77% of American adults have experienced a foot ailment.
Check us out in the June 2012 Good Health publication of the Commercial Appeal. Dr. David Shainberg is listed as the top podiatrist in Memphis by the Good Health readers.
New hazards for high heel wearers
video.today.msnbc.msn.com Video on TODAY.com: A new study says that high heels may strain your calves and Achilles tendon. TODAY’s Amy Robach reports and NBC’s Dr. Nancy Synderman offers advice about preventing injury.
If every American at risk for developing a diabetic foot ulcer visited a podiatrist once before complications set in, the US healthcare system could save $3.5 billion in one year. Closing this gap in podiatric care would reduce healthcare waste on preventable conditions by 14 percent. This estimation is a projection based on findings from a study published in the March/April 2011 issue of JAPMA
Three-Quarters of Americans Don't Exercise Because of Foot Pain: Study
A staggering 72 percent of Americans say they do not exercise because foot pain prevents them from doing so, according to a recent survey by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). This finding, when viewed in light of the soaring rates of US obesity, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control, makes visiting a podiatrist and addressing foot pain critically important.
"Podiatrists are physicians, surgeons and specialists who treat diseases, injuries and deformities of the foot and ankle," said APMA president Kathleen Stone, DPM. "We should be part of everyone's health-care team, but it is especially important for those experiencing regular foot pain to seek care from a podiatrist."
The study surveyed 1,000 US adults, ages 18 and older, to gain public opinion on attitudes toward foot health and foot care. Results showed that Americans view their feet as the least important body part in terms of their health and well-being. However, feet were the number one body part to experience pain, even more so than the teeth or skin.
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Will Toning Shoes Really Give You A Better Body?
Toning Shoes: The American Council on Exercise produced an independent study finding that "Toning shoes don't work as promised." Across the board, none of the toning shoes showed statistically significant increases in either exercise response or muscle activation during any of the treadmill trials. There is simply no evidence to support the claims that these shoes will help wearers exercise more intensely, burn more calories or improve muscle strength and tone. http://www.acefitness.org/certifiednewsarticle/720/will-toning-shoes-really-give-you-a-better-body
acefitness.org Exclusive ACE-sponsored research gets to the bottom of too-good-to-be-true fitness/toning shoes including Reebok EasyTone, Skechers Shape-Ups and MBT
As barefoot running has grown in popularity, it has drawn criticism from podiatrists who say there is no scientific research that shows barefoot running reduces injuries. The APMA recently urged runners to be wary of the method, noting the lack of peer-reviewed studies and expressing concern that barefoot running could lead to puncture wounds from road debris or added stress in the lower extremities.
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| Wednesday | 8:30am - 11:30am |
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