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Austin Foot & Ankle Injury Blog
The Austin Foot & Ankle injury blog contains the most up-to-date information regarding injuries, treatment, and recovery in Austin, Texas. Articles cover information regarding injuries from sports, running, car accidents, and everyday activities.
6/12/2013
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Austin Foot Experts: Summer Sandals without the Heel Pain and Arch Pain | Austin, Texas|Cedar Park, Texas | Pflugerville, Texas | Lakeway, Texas |Westlake, Texas
Summer Sandal gear choices that won't have you worrying about Heel and Arch Pain!
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
2/27/2013
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Effects of limb length discrepancy on knees and hips
Do you feel or know for sure that one leg is shorter than the other? Dr. Shine John discusses Limb Length discrepancy issues.
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
2/26/2013
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Why having great arches can hurt!
Do high arch feet affect your life? This blog discusses the association of high arch feet and its association with foot and ankle pain.
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
1/13/2013
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Stretching – A great way to prevent foot pain
Stretching is an easy thing we all can do to keep flexible and prevent foot pain.
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
12/20/2012
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Shopping in Austin – Keep your feet fit
A long day of shopping can make you feet hurt. We highlight a few suggestions to avoid foot pain and discuss a few types,
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
5 Things you can do to pamper your feet for the holidays
We ask alot of our feet everyday but even more so during the holidays. Here are 5 tips to keep your feet feeling good!
Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Athlete’s foot – Doesn’t just affect athletes
With the high temperature outside, athlete's foot can affect anyone. If you spend alot of time in your shoes everyday, follow these tips.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Weekend warrior struck down by heel pain – The EPAT® option
Heel pain can be a chronic injury that is difficult to heal. Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists has new technology to help you get back to your activities.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Yoga & Your Feet - Preventing problems before they occur
Yoga is great exercise and great for you feet. Use yoga to strengthen and stretch your feet to prevent problems.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Snow Bowl 2011 – Snow, Ice, & Ankles
It is conditions like these that are primetime for ankle injuries. A slip on ice can easily twist or tear ankle ligaments.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Foot pain – Increased Foot Problems in January
More people probably experience foot problems in January than any other month. Why?Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Footwear During the Holiday – Fit for Travel
Whether you travel by car, plane, or train, it is important to wear comfortable and supportive footwear.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Resting After a Win - Longhorns Send the Huskers Packing
After a long day of walking, your feet could also benefit from the same therapy athletes apply. Rest, stretching, & massaging are all things that can help you.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Austin City Limits Music Festival
Here are a few simple reminders we would like to give you to keep you on your feet and enjoying the performances.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Toning shoes
The first question everyone asks is "Do they work?" A fair question for any device you are shelling out your hard earned money for.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
High heels reshape leg muscles….
We want to put a little more emphasis on the dangers associated with high heels and some things you can do to avoid them.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Summer footwear
With the warm weather out there and the convenience of ‘slipping them on', you may find yourself wearing flip flops or sandals frequently.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Stretching to relieve pain
What in the world are we talking about? How in the world can stretching alleviate my heel pain?Category: Heel and Arch Pain
Foot fashion
We want to offer you a little bit of advice when selecting and wearing stylish shoes.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
With the toe bone connected to the foot bone…….
‘Putting the right foot forward', with the help of your podiatrist, can eliminate or avoid problems in other parts of your body.Category: Heel and Arch Pain
‘An ounce of prevention…….
Achy feet or heel pain may be caused by small imbalance of tendons or muscles, which addressed early, can be corrected with non-invasive methods.Category: Heel and Arch Pain