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Geriatric Foot Care

Geriatric foot care is a vital aspect of healthcare for older adults, as they often experience unique foot problems due to factors like reduced circulation, decreased mobility, and various medical conditions such as diabetes and arthritis. Proper foot care can enhance comfort, mobility, and overall quality of life for elderly individuals.

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Geriatric Foot Care

Pain: Persistent foot or ankle pain that may affect mobility or daily activities.
Deformities: Development of deformities such as bunions, hammertoes, or changes in foot shape.
Skin conditions: Dry, cracked skin, corns, calluses, or fungal infections like athlete’s foot or toenail fungus.
Poor circulation: Signs of poor circulation, such as cold or discolored feet.
Nail issues: Thickened, discolored, or ingrown toenails that can lead to discomfort or infection.
Limited mobility: Difficulty walking, standing, or maintaining balance due to foot problems.
Increased falls: A history of falls or balance issues can indicate the need for foot care and assessment.

Geriatric Foot Care

Geriatric Foot Care

When do you need

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