One of the most common problems I see in my private office is athlete's foot. Let me stress the term 'see' because typically, the athlete's foot infection isn't the primary reason for the office call. The primary reason for the visit may be a sprain or fracture, but rarely is it for chronic dry skin of the bottom of the foot.
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We all got together this morning at Myfootshop.com for coffee and discussion regarding products and conditions. Since plantar fasciitis is such a common problem, we've been spending a few weeks on the topic. Part of the discussion this morning focused on the differences between acute and chronic plantar fasciitis, also known as plantar fasciitis and plantar fasciosis.
This week was my week to see cases of psoriasis. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that is manifested by the rapid turn over of skin cells resulting in disruption of normal skin production. There are 5 different classifications of psoriasis based on their appearance. The two most common that we see in foot care are plaque and pustular psoriasis.
