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  • What Shoe Do You Recommend for...

    What Shoe Do You Recommend for...

    At Lexington Podiatry, one of the most common questions we receive is, "What shoe do you recommend for...?" Whether you’re dealing with a specific foot condition, preparing for a special event, or simply looking for the best footwear for daily activities, we have reliable recommendations that are proven to help. Our go-to brand? Brooks! Not only do we recommend them, but we wear them too! From the cushioned comfort of the Ghost Max 2 for everyday wear to the energy-efficient Brooks Glycerin 22 for running, we've got the insights you need to keep your feet happy and healthy. Read on to discover our top picks, expert advice, and how the right shoes can make all the difference in your daily comfort.

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  • Bunions and Bunionettes: What’s the Difference?

    Bunions and Bunionettes: What’s the Difference?

    If you have ever had a bunion, you may be wondering if a bunionette is the same thing. Do they both require surgery? Is there a way to treat them without surgery? Keep reading to learn more about bunions and bunionettes, including how to tell the difference between the two conditions.

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  • Six Ways to Treat a Bunion

    Six Ways to Treat a Bunion

    Do you have a bunion? Chances are, if you're reading this, the answer is yes. And if you're like most people with bunions, you probably don't know what to do about them. Fear not – I'm here to help! In this post, I'll talk about six different ways to treat a bunion. So read on and find the treatment that's right for you!

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  • Listen to your Feet

    Now that spring weather is ramping up, many of you will be getting out and getting active. With all of this new physical activity, have you taken the time to see how your feet are doing?

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  • Ballet flats are not great for your feet

    So many of my female patients are shocked to hear I don’t approve of their flats.

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  • Are you suffering from bunion pain?

    Bunion pain is often caused by friction and pressure caused by ill-fitting footwear. People with bunions can wear regular footwear as long as they fit well, and provide plenty of room across the toes of the foot. The toe box is usually too narrow in shoes with high heels or pointy toes.

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Lexington Podiatry The Foot + Ankle Specialists

2700 Old Rosebud Rd. #250
Lexington, KY 40509

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