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End of Summer Foot Care Tips

As summer fades into fall, it's essential to give your feet some extra care. After all, they’ve been through a lot—sandal season, outdoor adventures, and long days on your feet. In this blog post, CarePlus Foot & Ankle Specialists explores effective end-of-summer foot care tips to ensure your feet are happy and healthy as we transition into fall.

1. Exfoliate and Moisturize

2. Check for Fungal Infections

3. Give Your Feet a Break

4. Inspect Your Shoes

5. Trim Your Toenails

6. Stay Active and Stretch

7. Hydrate and Maintain a Balanced Diet

If you’re experiencing foot pain and discomfort from all of your summer activities, don’t hesitate to seek professional advice! End-of-summer foot care is all about transitioning smoothly from the carefree days of sandals to the cooler, more enclosed environment of fall footwear. For more guidance when it comes to caring for your feet during a seasonal switch, Dr. Hubert Lee and the team at CarePlus Foot & Ankle Specialists are here to help you each step of the way. You can schedule an appointment online or call 425-455-0936.

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