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Help for plantar fasciitis, neuroma, bunions and more
What happens when you love shoes but struggle with foot problems? Podiatrist Gina Hild, DPM, shows you which styles are hard (or easy) on your feet. Tap or click on each shoe:
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Listen to your feet, says Dr. Hild:
"Heels shift your body forward and can lead to low back pain or arthritis," cautions Dr. Hild. "For height with better support, try wedges."
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