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Looking for routine foot care or nail care treatment in Tuggerah? Blueprint Podiatry offers an extensive range of general podiatry services: routine care for your nails and treatments customised to keep you walking well. Book your appointment today for professional, reliable care of your feet.
Blueprint Podiatry Trusted Foot Care Specialists in Tuggerah
Blueprint
PTrousdteiad tFroyot Care
Specialists in
Tuggerah
www.blueprintpodiatry.com.au
Introduction
Blueprint Podiatry was birthed out of a
love and genuine care for helping people.
From toddlers learning to walk, school-aged
athletes, mum & dad weekend warriors, and
their parents too. Blueprint Podiatry is here
for all your foot needs.
Blueprint Podiatry has a holistic perspective
in its diabetic foot care and treatment;
hence, their experienced and caring staff
combine technology with personalized care
as a way of delivering a memorable
experience for their patients.
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Why you should
keep moving and
stay active with
Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic, degenerative disease that attacks the
central nervous system. The disease can cause a wide range of
symptoms, including problems with vision, balance, muscle control, and
fatigue.
Although there is no cure for Multiple Sclerosis, research has shown that staying active
can help to slow the progression of the disease and improve quality of life.
Dry skin and cracked heels Flat Feet, Pronated Feet, Dermatitis and Excema
Tips for Getting
SOfftaerr tiepsd for getting started with
an exercise program
• Tips for starting and maintaining an exercise routine
• The Risks of Inactivity
• The Benefits of Exercise Exercising regularly can
Tips For Starting And
Maintaining An Exercise
Routine
Start slow – start with a very small amount of exercise and
slowly build up over time. If you have not been active for a
long time, try to increase your physical activity by 10 minutes
each day. If you are already very active, then try to increase
your daily activity by just 5 minutes a day.
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The Risks Of Inactivity
If you are inactive, your health is at risk. It can lead to increased
stress on your heart and lungs, a higher chance of getting diabetes
or high blood pressure, and an increased risk of developing cancer.
You also may be less likely to live as long as someone who
exercises regularly.
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The Benefits Of
EExerrcciissieng Regularly Can
increase your energy make you feel less stressed improve your
mood help you sleep better strengthen your muscles improve
your balance and coordination relieve muscle and joint pain
give you more energy help you lose weight or maintain a
healthy weight lower your blood pressure protect against heart
disease help you avoid running biomechanics assessment give
you more self-confidence prevent some forms of cancer
improve your sex life help you live longer.
Possible Benefits of
Exercise For People With Multiple
Sclerosis
Some research suggests that exercise may be able to
reduce MS-related fatigue, improve mood and sense of
well-being, and improve your balance, coordination,
muscle strength, and endurance during daily tasks. It is
also believed to improve your sleep quality and ability to
complete tasks alone, improve bladder and bowel control,
and prevent osteoporosis (bone density loss).
Blueprint
UPnowdeiiagthrtying Harness
Our foot pain treatment Tuggerah have been
helping those with MS for collectively over 28
years, and in that time we noticed that more often
than not the patient's full body weight was
stunting their rehabilitation activities. Over the
course of time, Blueprint Podiatry was able to take
delivery of a Podiatry first on the Central Coast.
An unweighting harness over our instrumented
treadmill that is capable of lifting more than
150kg! This allows us to help patients using
reduced body weight.
Final Thoughts
Multiple Sclerosis is a progressive disease, with the
aim of slowing down this process. The brain and
spinal cord have no pain sensation, so it is
important to ensure that they are not overloaded.
We need to remind ourselves that each person is an
individual, and will respond differently to exercise.
The majority of people with MS suffer from muscle
weakness, so they may benefit from resistance-
training programs.
These programs should be designed to address
specific muscle groups, and they may change as
the disease progresses. A resistance-training
program should include warm-up and stretching
exercises, with a progressive overload scheme that
can be monitored by objective measures.
Than
k you
for your
attention
Phone
0243194004
Location Website
Tuggerah NSW www.blueprintpodiatry.com.a
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