Charcot Foot have you down?

Charcot Foot is a serious condition. It can lead to deformity, disability and amputation. The earlier Charcot Foot is diagnosed and treated the better outcomes a patient will experience. Charcot Foot cannot be cured and damage caused by Charcot Foot cannot be reversed.

Exercising with Charcot Foot may seem impossible but it is not. In fact, it is incredibly important to continue exercising. We have rounded up some of the best seated workouts we could find. Now get to moving!

Charcot Foot is a serious condition. It can lead to deformity, disability and amputation. The earlier Charcot Foot is diagnosed and treated the better outcomes a patient will experience. When Charcot Foot is diagnosed it is done so in one of three stages, acute, sub-acute and chronic.

When you have Charcot Foot or other foot problems you are likely to experience a period of time when you are non-weight bearing, meaning you can’t put any weight on your foot. This used to mean you were destined to use crutches or a wheelchair during non-weight bearing periods. Not anymore! Now there are a variety of knee scooters on the market to improve mobility while you stay off your feet.

Foot pain have you down? Some people with Charcot Foot experience significant pain while others report no pain at all. This article focuses on how to manage foot pain if you have it.

Living with Charcot Foot poses a number of complications. You are likely experiencing limited mobility, pain, discomfort, stress and isolation. There are ways to make living with Charcot Foot easier. We share what works for us.