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New research has explored foot problems reported by male and female netball players. This article highlights foot blisters in netball.
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Top Tips For Arch Blisters: With & Without Orthotics
Arch blisters are curious, in that the arch isn't a particularly weightbearing area of your foot. Learn how to prevent them, even if you wear orthotics.
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Itchy Foot Blisters: Could Your Blisters Be Fungal?
Tinea pedis (athlete’s foot) often appears as small itchy foot blisters. But tinea blisters are very different to friction blisters.
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Edge Blisters: What, Where, Why & How To Treat
An edge blister appears sort of on the bottom of the foot, but a bit on the side, too. Watch this video that shows why they occur and how to prevent them.
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