Patricia Forg, DPM

Happy New Year from Patricia Forg, DPM!

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Diabetes could result in serious consequences for a child's feet. Because the condition develops gradually, it is important for parents to recognize warning signs. http://bit.ly/2MaqMSi

Lack of vitamin D has been linked to diabetes and painful neuropathy. If you want to avoid foot pain, get more calcium and sunlight. http://bit.ly/2NrJzNy

By regularly maintaining good practices, workplaces can prevent a lot of foot injuries. Ask us about orthotics. http://bit.ly/2MTUr7M

Happy Thanksgiving from Patricia Forg, DPM!