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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Why Summer Foot Care Is Important for Those With DiabetesIf you have diabetes, it is important to care for your feet in the summer when they are more susceptible to injuries. Our Texas podiatrist explains.
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Nine Tips That Can Help Prevent Swollen Feet and Ankles When TravelingIf you are planning to travel, there are several tips to consider that can help prevent swollen feet and ankles. Our Austin podiatrist explains.
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Understanding the Common Causes of Foot Cramps and How to Treat ThemIf you are experiencing painful foot cramps, it can be due to various reasons—some more serious than others. Our Austin podiatrists discuss possible causes.
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Eight Facts You Need to Know About Peripheral Arterial DiseaseIf you are experiencing signs of peripheral arterial disease, there are important facts you need to know. Our Austin podiatrists explain.
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Foot Wounds: Know the Stages of HealingIf you have a foot wound, you may wonder how long it will take to heal. Our experienced Austin podiatrists explain the timeframe for recovery.
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Nerve Pain in Your Legs and Feet: Potential Candidates for Neurogenx TreatmentIf you are suffering from nerve pain in your feet or legs and want a drug-free treatment, Neurogenx may be an option for you. Our Austin podiatrists explain.
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What You Need to Know About EPATIf you are suffering from chronic pain, you may want to consider extracorporeal pulse activation technology (EPAT). Our Austin podiatrists explain.
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Common Causes of Ankle Sprains and How to Treat ThemA sprained ankle can happen for a variety of reasons, including a sports injury or from tripping on an uneven surface. Our podiatrists explain the common causes.
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See an Austin Foot Specialist if Your Child Is Walking Pigeon-ToedIf your child is walking with their feet turned inward instead of pointing straight ahead, they may be pigeon-toed. Our Austin podiatrists explain this condition.
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Understanding the Difference Between Flatfoot and a Collapsed ArchFlatfoot doesn’t always cause problems, but when this condition is due to a collapsed arch, it can cause pain and require treatment. Our Austin podiatrists explain.
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How to Recognize and Treat OsteomyelitisOsteomyelitis is a bone infection that causes pain and swelling, often in the legs, arms, or spine. Our Austin podiatrists explain how to recognize this condition.
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After Lapiplasty Surgery: What to Expect During the Recovery ProcessLapiplasty surgery doesn’t have to disrupt your life if you know what to expect during your recovery. Our Austin podiatrists explain.