5.9K views · 40 reactions | While footwear may not seem like a major concern, many patients with Arthritis also wear poor fitting shoes or shoes that are worn out, increasing their risk of complications due to damage to their joints rubbing of the skin. Podiatric intervention can significantly reduce foot pain and disability, with early treatment being key for successful intervention. | East Coast Podiatry | Facebook

Underlying issues such as incurvated or thickened toenails can lead to chronic pain and recurring infections and may require a special procedure that involves the removal of the nail bed and nail plate. A patient can expect swift recovery from such a procedure and aesthetically pleasing results. Please consult with one of our podiatrists to find out if you are suitable for this procedure: https://www.eastcoastpodiatry.sg/contact-us/ | East Coast Podiatry

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