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During the summer, many families are tempted to allow children to assist in mowing lawns or even do the job themselves as a chore. In my opinion, it would be better for the children to go for a run or walk with you or to do more homework. Here is why. Lawnmower accidents can be […]
If you have a great toe that has deviated toward the second toe and you have a resultant bump on the inside of the foot, you probably have a bunion. This condition is called hallux valgus. Hallux valgus is a deformity of the forefoot that is associated with foot pain and biomechanical problems with stance, […]
We shared another fantastic monthly webinar this September! This month, we shared everything you need to know about bunions. If you missed our live event, you can catchup with our webinar recap here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=642&v=VoaohwW-I-M&feature=emb_title Listen as Dr. Meredith Warner, founder of Warner Orthopedics & Wellness, discusses the basics of bunions. Here’s what you can learn […]
Skin care is vital for immune function, hydration and proper function of the connective tissue system. Obviously too skin function is important for cosmesis. Cosmesis is vital to overall and total wellness. The barrier function of skin is primary in importance: this provides the first line of defense from pathogens. Scars are formed after surgery […]
Tingling feelings in the feet. Numbness and sensitivity. Sharp, shocking sensations. These may be signs of tarsal tunnel syndrome, a painful condition caused by the compression of the posterior tibial nerve in the feet and ankles. The symptoms of this syndrome are comparable to plantar fasciitis pain, Morton’s neuroma pain, and more, making it very […]
Hi, Dr. Meredith Warner here – Many patients aren’t aware of the difference between small private practices, large group practices and hospital-based practices – and what those differences can mean for their health and treatment plans. As a medical professional of over 20 years who chose to start a private practice in 2013, I’d like […]
This year’s pandemic has been a major source of anxiety, especially for those with preexisting health concerns. There is much speculation surrounding the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on patients with diabetes. Let’s look at the facts surrounding these two conditions to help calm your nerves and what you can do to stay safe and […]
Stem cells are the foundation for every single organ and inch of tissue in your body – from the surface of your skin to the marrow in your bones. Contrary to popular belief that dictates stem cells can only be found in embryonic cells, there are many different types of stem cells that are found […]
Good posture affects more than your appearance. Over time, certain muscle groups can grow weaker. Other muscle groups will become contracted and fibrotic; they will lose their actual ability to function as a muscle. Poor posture of the neck and shoulder region is an affliction of modern society and is the true source of many […]
Dystonia is the name for a movement disorder in which the affected person’s muscles contract involuntarily. It can result in repetitive movements that appear to be a “nervous tic,” or can result in unusual postures that are held for a period of time. Dystonia can range from a single part of the body – foot […]
