Diabetic Foot Care Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Kevin J. Powers, DPM
24 November 2015
The end of the year tends to be a season of gratitude; not only with Thanksgiving but in all of our other gatherings with friends and family as well. Something that might get forgotten in all the bustle are the things that get us to these warm gatherings. It’s...
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02 July 2015
Walking is one of the best baseline exercises out there for someone who lives with diabetes, and Bloomington has several nice places to step out. One of these locales, the B-Line Trail, runs 3.1 miles (or about 5K) through downtown Bloomington, connecting to two other trails in the process....
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25 June 2015
A cut, nick, or scrape never used to seem like such a big deal as a kid. You just got a Band-Aid slapped over it, perhaps a kiss to make it all better, and went tearing back out to play on the Winslow Woods Playground. If you...
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24 June 2015
Starting last month and going all through July, brave souls have been finding their sense of balance on Lake Lemon through stand-up paddle board class. It takes commitment to learn how to find...
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17 June 2015
Have you hit the Bryan Park or Mills pools yet this season? Both are open for business and can be a great spot for fun and cooling off. Swimming is also a great activity if...
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16 June 2014
When the body experiences high blood glucose levels associated with diabetes, the nerves in the feet and ankles can be damaged. While certain individuals will not experience any of the symptoms associated with
peripheral neuropathy, some will develop tingling, burning, sharp pain, cramps, extreme...
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Starting last month and going all through July, brave souls have been finding their sense of balance on Lake Lemon through stand-up paddle board class. It takes commitment to learn how to find... 
Have you hit the Bryan Park or Mills pools yet this season? Both are open for business and can be a great spot for fun and cooling off. Swimming is also a great activity if... 
