Pregnancy, aging and
diabetes all affect your feet.
Pregnant women need shoes
with broad heels, arch
support and good shock
absorbency. Added
pregnancy weight may
cause your shoe size to
change, so get your feet
measured. Older women
lose some of the cushioning
fat on the balls of their feet;
choose shoes that provide
more shock protection.
Diabetics can develop
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serious conditions related to
the feet and lower legs.
Check feet for any
problems daily and see a
podiatric physician at least
annually.
Be cautious about having a
pedicure in a salon, where
cleanliness of tubs and
instruments is vital. If you
have diabetes, talk with
your doctor before having a
pedicure.