The better you understand what is going on with your feet and ankles, the more likely it is that you will be able to commit to a treatment plan that will finally resolve your pain or discomfort. We provide a wealth of information in our foot & ankle care articles to help you do just that.
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Our Skilled Austin Podiatrist Explains How to Keep Your Feet HydratedCentral Texas podiatrist offers advice on dry skin and keeping your feet moisturized to prevent cracking and irritation.
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Frostbite: Information for When You TravelIn Austin, TX it may not be necessary to know the symptoms of frostbite, but Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists want you to stay safe when you travel, too.
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Toenail Changes Are NOT Always FungusYour Toenails can tell you a lot about certain physiological changes occurring in your body. It's not always a fungus affecting the toenails.
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Uncovering Foot Tumors and CystsSkin tumors and cysts can occur on your feet and cause pain and discomfort. Learn more from the podiatrists at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists.
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Bringing an End to Black ToenailsThe experts from Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists discuss black toenails, including why they happen, symptoms to note, and how to prevent them.
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How to Handle a Blister on Your FeetBlisters bringing you down? Expert podiatrists at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists discuss causes, treatment, and prevention of these little skin sores.
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Caring for Heel FissuresAustin Foot and Ankle Specialists discuss the various causes of heel fissures, symptoms to note, and treatment and preventative actions you can take.
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The Mystery of Ganglion Cysts on Your FeetLearn about mysterious lumps called ganglion cysts that can appear on your feet from the expert foot doctors at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists in Texas.
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Skin Cancers on FeetCancer can appear with many different symptoms. Professional help is best for detecting which type matches your symptoms.
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Soft Tissue BiopsyThe doctors at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists may elect to use a soft tissue biopsy to determine the nature of suspicious looking growths.