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The Effects of Wearing Shoes too Small

The Effects of Wearing Shoes too Small

by Twin Rivers Podiatry | Jan 2, 2017 | Preventing Foot Injuries

In a recent study focusing on the effects of shoes on women’s feet, 88% of the women included were wearing shoes that were too small for their feet. 356 women were included in the study. Most of the women had not re-measured their feet in over ten years, and over 50%... Read more
How Wearing Heels May Damage Your Feet

How Wearing Heels May Damage Your Feet

by Twin Rivers Podiatry | Nov 21, 2016 | Preventing Foot Injuries

Although high heels may be a popular fashion staple, if worn for long periods of time, heels can damage the feet as pressure is increased on the balls of the feet and the toes are squeezed together. Long-term issues can also result from wearing high heels, such as... Read more
At least 1/3 of Adults Over 65 Falls Down

At least 1/3 of Adults Over 65 Falls Down

by Twin Rivers Podiatry | Nov 7, 2016 | Preventing Foot Injuries

For elderly people such as Mark Dryer, everyday physical activity may be complicated by aging bodies. At least “one third of adults over the age of 65 falls,” according to Diamond Walton, injury prevention coordinator. Falls can be mitigated with proper prevention,... Read more
Charleston Children Receive new Shoes

Charleston Children Receive new Shoes

by Twin Rivers Podiatry | Jul 13, 2016 | Preventing Foot Injuries

Hundreds of children from the Charleston community gathered at Buist Academy in June to have their feet washed and receive a new pair of shoes. The event was hosted by Samaritan’s Feet for the one-year anniversary of the “Mother” Emanuel AME Church shooting. Marlaysha... Read more
Barefoot Walking Encourages Health Benefits

Barefoot Walking Encourages Health Benefits

by Twin Rivers Easton | Jan 4, 2016 | Preventing Foot Injuries

Walking barefoot, whether you’re outside or at inside, can help benefit your overall foot health. According to Patrick McKeon, professor at Ithaca College’s School of Health Sciences and Human Performance, muscles that normally wouldn’t be exercised are used, helping... Read more
Proper Shoe Fitting for Foot Growing with Age

Proper Shoe Fitting for Foot Growing with Age

by Twin Rivers Easton | Nov 23, 2015 | Preventing Foot Injuries

As foot size generally does get larger with age, it is important to remember several different pointers when shopping for shoes. Ensure that the uppers on shoes are made of a soft material that matches the shape of your foot. If you regularly walk on hard pavement,... Read more
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