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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Our Lapiplasty Bunion Correction BlogBrowse our blogs to learn how the skilled podiatrists at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists can help your bunions with Lapiplasty 3D Bunion Correction.
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Tips for Treating Swollen Feet at HomeEdema can certainly be uncomfortable, but Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists offers home care tips to help.
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The Right Shoes Can Make All the Difference | Austin, Texas PodiatristCall and have Dr. Craig H. Thomajan evaluate your foot and recommend the best shoe for you. The right shoe can provide support and prevent injuries.
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Traveler’s Thrombosis: Avoiding Deep Vein ThrombosisDeep vein thrombosis occurs when your blood forms a clot in your vein. Immobility and dehydration while traveling put you at a risk for traveler's thrombosis.
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What Shoes to Wear this Holiday SeasonWhat does The Holiday season mean to you? Laughter? Fun? Holiday Parties?
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Yoga and Your Feet: Preventing Problems Before They OccurYoga is great exercise and great for you feet. Use yoga to strengthen and stretch your feet to prevent problems.
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Your Diet and Inflammation in Your Foot - What's The Connection?!Making the connection between your diet, inflammation, and how it can affect a foot or ankle condition.
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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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Physical Therapy and Podiatry Go Hand-in-Hand! (Or Foot-in-Foot?)Physical therapy is useful in many different ways when it comes to the field of podiatry.
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Does Telemedicine Really Work for Podiatry?Yes it does! Although virtual appointments won’t work for every situation, they are a great choice whenever in-person procedures aren’t required.
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Shoe Allergies Are Nothing to Sneeze AtShoe allergies are not uncommon, but you may not suspect that your footwear could cause itchy, rashy feet. Find answers at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists.
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Your Ultimate Running PlaylistThe leaders in podiatric care—Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists—have compiled the ultimate running playlist.