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HeadWay, Issue #039 -- A foot headache? October 21, 2006 |
Hi! *Please note: URLs may wrap onto the next line. To visit the website, cut and paste the entire URL into your address bar on your browser* In this month's issue: From head to toe - are your feet causing a headache?Recent website additionsSay what?! PodiatryFrom head to toe - are your feet causing a headache?Do you get a headache, or even a migraine attack, when you've been on your feet a lot? Did you ever consider that your feet may be causing a headache?Both alternative and traditional types of medicine have come to realize that your feet can influence the health of your entire body. I remember finding foot massage very helpful during a migraine attack. It can help relax your whole body, when done properly. Let's look at some of the ways you can harm your feet, and a few ways you may be able to remedy the situation. How could you be harming your feet? What can you do to help your feet? Here are some more general tips from the American Podiatric Medical Association Recent website additionsIf only they knew... what do you wish family and friends understood about your migraine attacks, or headaches? Now's your chance to say what you were afraid to say before - or maybe what you have said before. It's the new community question - stop by and give your opinion!If you haven't read the updated version, check out a few of the answers to our last community question about getting to sleep with migraine. Thanks for all your excellent suggestions! Some recent tidbits from Migraine & Headache News: If you haven't checked lately, you'll see that the page with other blogs is continuing to improve. It's being updated more often, and shows which blog the entry comes from. Check it out - Migraine Blogs, Headache Blogs. Don't forget, as a subscriber you're a shareholder in this website! Drop by the HeadWay MailRoom and leave your comments and suggestions (password: nomoache). Say what?! PodiatryPodiatry or Podiatric Medicine is the field of medicine related primarily to the foot and ankle. It's also known as Chiropody. Physicians in the field usually have a degree in the field after several years of education. For more, visit Podiatry Today or Feet for Life. |
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