The Weirdest Things Podiatrists Have Removed From Feet

The Weirdest Things Podiatrists Have Removed From Feet

Dr. Jeffrey Hurless still remembers the young patient who showed up for a podiatry appointment complaining about a large blister on the bottom of his big toe. The sore spot was red, swollen, and painful—and the boy and his mother had no idea what had caused it. As the patient reclined in an exam chair, Hurless began to deroof the blister, which means removing its top layer of skin. Then the surprise hit. Literally. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true…

Up to 85% of children's shoes do not fit properly – Chemnitz textile researchers knit adaptable inserts Chemnitz, 22 May 2025. Probably every father and mother has already sweated over the task of finding really suitable shoes for son or daughter – and then to make sure that the dear child does not "run over the uncle, the soles slat and the like more. International investigations have shown that 50 to 85 percent of all children's shoes do not f…

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