PiedRéseau
4475 rue Bannantyne, suite 202 H4G 1E2 Verdun, QC, Canada
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Locality: Verdun, Quebec
Phone: +1 514-564-7433
Address: 4475 rue Bannantyne, suite 202 H4G 1E2 Verdun, QC, Canada
Website: piedreseau.com/cliniques/verdun
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The whole Pied Réseau team wishes you a wonderful holiday surrounded by your close ones #happyholidays
Our feet suffer a lot during the winter. They are compressed for long months in city shoes, heels and boots. We must therefore take the time to give a little love to our feet . Here are our tips : 1. Massage your feet: after a long day at the office, massaging will stimulate blood circulation, relieve stress and increase your energy for the rest of the day. ... 2. Take foot baths: treat yourself to hot water baths if you have poor circulation, cold feet or perspiration problems. Treat yourself to a cold water bath if you have difficulty sleeping, sore feet and blisters easily. 3. Visit your podiatrist: your feet are an important part of your body, although they are often forgotten. It is therefore essential to take care of them. If you notice any abnormalities, do not hesitate to make an appointment with us https://piedreseau.com/en/ #tipsandtricks #feet #podiatry #piedreseau
Do you notice sores on your feet that don't heal? This could be a sign of diabetes. Uncontrolled blood glucose levels damage nerves and cause poor circulation, so blood doesn't get to your feet. When blood doesn't get to an injury caused, for example, by rubbing shoes, the skin doesn't heal properly. Many diabetics are diagnosed with foot problems. Other symptoms of diabetes are tingling or numbness in the feet.... Ask your doctor for a blood glucose test. To learn more about the diabetic foot: https://piedreseau.com//diabetic-foot-what-is-it-and-how-/
Do you experience painful inflammation of the big toe? It could be a gout attack, a type of arthritis that usually affects the big toe joint. Foods high in purine, a chemical found in red meat, fish, and some alcohols, can trigger a gout attack by raising the level of uric acid in the body. Uric acid is normally excreted in the urine, but may be produced in large amounts or not excreted in sufficient quantities in some people. Most often, uric acid is deposited in the big toe or ankle. The patient wakes up with a red swollen joint. It is extremely painful. If necessary, a doctor prescribes anti-inflammatory drugs for relief and suggests a low purine diet for prevention. Here are 4 ways to prevent gout on the foot: https://piedreseau.com//4-traitements-maison-pour-la-gout/
Dear clients, please note that our clinic's opening hours may vary due to the holidays. Contact your clinic to find out its hours of operation. https://piedreseau.com/en/clinics/
In memory of the First World War man's and women's who have died in the line of duty
You DETEST having frozen feet on cold days? Here are our little tricks to keep you warm this winter: Opt for a thick boot sole... Chose a waterproof boot Content yourself of a maximum of two layers of socks in order not to compress the foot. By following these three steps, you are ready and prepared for the next snow storm #snow #cold #winter
Clubfoot is a malformation present at birth, which affects the entire foot (turned inward) and the calf (poorly developed), unilateral (1 foot) or bilateral (2 feet). The medical term is idiopathic congenital equine varus clubfoot. Want to learn more? Follow the link: https://piedreseau.com/problemes/le-pied-bot/
What is the role of the foot in your opinion? Find the intruder among the following choices: Cushioning... Station Propulsion . . . . If you chose the station as the answer, you are absolutely right. Indeed, the foot mainly performs these two functions: - Cushioning: it cushions the weight of the body which is distributed on the sole of the foot thanks to the arches. - Propulsion: by using the arches of the foot as a springboard, the foot propels the body forward during walking or running. Station (standing position) is provided by the leg, back and neck muscles.
What is the neuroma? Neuroma or Morton's disease is a swelling of the scar tissue around the nerves of the toes that causes severe pain, usually between the 3rd and 4th toe. The pain, similar to a burning, is felt when standing or walking and rarely in both feet at the same time. Do you think you have it? Consult our page on this subject: https://piedreseau.com/en/problems/mortons-neuroma/
Notice any hairless toes? You could have arterial disease. If the hair on your toes suddenly disappear, it could indicate poor circulation caused by peripheral artery disease (PAD). Symptoms are decreased hair growth on the feet and ankles, purplish toes, and thin or shiny skin. PAD, a build-up of plaque in the leg arteries, affects an estimate of 8 million Americans. The symptoms are hardly noticeable, but doctors can detect it by taking the pulse in the foot pad or by a stain on an X-ray. To make an appointment with your clinic, it's here: https://piedreseau.com/en/clinics/
You already know this, but your feet are unique. However, there are a few typical feet, namely Egyptian feet, German feet, Celtic feet, Greek feet and Roman feet. To each foot it's own personality (according to statements ). We want to know: Which is yours? The Egyptian foot | You are dreamers, mysterious and very private. You don't let your guard down so easily!... The German foot | You are loyal, sympathetic and are very tolerant people. People love to be around you! The Celtic foot | You are ambitious and you avoid responsibilities! You are entertaining and very funny. The Greek foot | You are creative, intelligent and innovative. The biggest questions are answered! The Roman foot | You are the very definition of wisdom! You are very pragmatic and you have both feet on the ground. Tell us in the comments (in text or emoji) your foot type and personality! * Note that this test is not scientific, it is just fun!
ADVICE FROM A PODIATRIST "Did you know that it's best to shop for shoes at the end of the day since feet can swell naturally during the day?" - Marilyne Chiasson, Podiatrist at the Clinique Podiatrique Chiasson in Mercier
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