Our podiatrists blog about a range of helpful topics, from podiatric surgery recovery to common symptoms and their causes. Even if you do not currently have a foot or ankle problem, these posts will provide you with useful information. In other words, if you have feet, these posts are for you!
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Plantar Plate DysfunctionBall of foot pain can be progressive, stubborn and debilitating. Accurate recognition and treatment is essential to prevent chronic problems.
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Flatfoot Surgery for Children: A Tricky DecisionAustin Foot and Ankle Specialists located in Texas discuss pediatric flatfeet and when to consider surgery as a treatment option for your child.
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Foot Fracture: Fifth Metatarsal Jones FractureFractures that occur to the bone on the outside of your foot have a special name. They are so named because they are more problematic than other fractures.
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Foot care and Fall Prevention: Resolve to Stay MobileDon't ignore foot pain as a sign of aging. A little care can go along way in preventing pain and falls.
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Understanding the Forms of ArthritisSome people think arthritis is a single issue, but there are actually quite a few forms of arthritis. Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists discusses.
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The Biggest Fracture Healing MythThe biggest myth when it comes to healing bone fractures is that “nothing can be done about a broken bone,” but believing this myth can lead to big issues.
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Get Back on Your Feet with Bunion ExercisesIf a bunion is stopping you from doing the things you love, check out these pain-relieving exercises from Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists in Texas.
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Healthy Foot Care for DiabetesA daily diabetic foot care routine will help you keep feet healthy and active even if you have diabetes.
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Heel Pain Due to Weight GainAn evaluation by Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists can identify the source of your heel pain and get you back to your activities pain free.
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Understand Why You Wake With Heel PainThere are various potential causes of heel pain, but a common one is plantar fasciitis. Learn more from the doctors at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists.
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Heel Pain: The Bone BeneathThe heel bares all of the weight from the the body in every step. This repeated pressure can ware on the bone after time, which can break it down causing pain.
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Heel Pain: Getting the Proper Shock AbsorptionOrthotics are often used to treat heel pain. Orthotics correct biochemical and structural imbalances in your foot and ankle to reduce stress and relieve pain.