When it comes to the health of your feet, you want fast help. Get some top tips in this medical blog, written by Suffolk County podiatrist Dr. Mark Gasparini.
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Get Rid of Thick Yellow Toenails This SummerThick yellow toenails due to onychomycosis can be reversed with fungal toenail treatment in Massapequa. Options include laser therapy or medication.
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7 Tips for Preventing Summer Sports InjuriesDr. Novneet Chhabra and Dr. Mark Gasparini, podiatrists in Massapequa, help prevent summer sports injuries like ankle sprains and strains with these safety tips
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How to Beat and Treat Sore Feet After Theme Park VisitsTo prevent sore feet after theme park visits, follow these tips from your Massapequa podiatrists: wear supportive sneakers, keep feet covered, and rest after.
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What are the Best Beach Shoes for Your Feet?Looking for the best beach shoes to prevent painful beach feet? Check out our Massapequa podiatrists' top pics and summer foot safety tips.
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Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Ozempic FeetRapid weight loss with semaglutide can lead to Ozempic Feet, but Nassau County podiatrists can resolve foot pain with padding and insoles or orthotics.
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Preventing and Treating Ice Hockey Injuries on Long IslandSports podiatrists Drs. Mark Gasparini and Novneet Chhabra treat ice hockey injuries and help prevent problems with medical grade insoles or custom orthotics.
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Here are the Best Long Island Biking Trails to RideTo avoid hot foot on the Long Island biking trails, check cleat fit and call the Massapequa podiatrists for assistive devices like Medical Grade Insoles
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Foot Pain After Basketball: Causes and TreatmentsIf you experience foot pain after basketball, our sports podiatrist in Massapequa can provide insoles and orthotics for more support, and treat overuse injuries
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Foot Pain and Baseball: How to Protect PlayersFoot pain after playing baseball could be a sign of injury or a chronic condition like plantar fasciitis. Your Nassau County sports podiatrists provide relief
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Heel Pain in Cold Weather: What Makes it Worse?Heel pain in cold weather can get worse, especially with winter sports like cross country skiing. Our podiatrists in Massapequa offer tips for prevention