DOES FOOT PAIN HAVE YOU LIVING LIFE ON A SHORT LEASH?

Hydration

You may be in a city, but in this neck of the woods the city is in the desert. “Drink your water,” says Dr. Schulman. Hydration allows the transportation of oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and can also decrease your risk of blood clots. Don’t wait until you are parched or your dog’s tongue is about to meet the sidewalk. You should both hydrate often.

Do you have burning or tingling in your legs or feet?

Do you have leg or foot cramps with activity or at rest?

Does your heel hurt when you get up or after sitting for a while?

If you’ve answered “yes” to any of these questions, call our office today to see how our doctors can help.