In our blog, our doctors explore the world of foot and ankle pain to help patients understand the potential effects of their injuries. Discover the causes behind heel pain, diabetes complications, sports injuries, and other ailments we treat in our offices.
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How a Podiatrist Can Help If Your Foot Blisters Recur If you have blisters on your feet that keep coming back, there are a variety of treatments to consider. Our Texas podiatrists explain more here. -
Walking You Through Wound Care for Your Feet If you have a wound on your foot, there are several ways to care for it at home. If the wound is not healing, contact our Texas podiatrists to find out more. -
How to Care for Your Diabetic Wound Until Your Podiatrist Appointment If you are diabetic and have a foot wound, contact our experienced Texas podiatrists for treatment as soon as possible. Learn more here. -
Diabetes and Your Feet: Serious Problems You Don’t Always Feel When you have diabetes, you may not feel pain if you’ve developed a foot injury. Serious problems can go undetected and lead to further complications. -
MolecuLight: Is the Future of Wound Diagnosis Here? (It Just May Be!) If you have a diabetic foot wound that isn’t healing, your podiatrist may use MolecuLight to determine a treatment plan. The future of wound diagnosis is here! -
When to Get Help for a Foot Wound A wound on your foot that does not heal and is left untreated can have serious complications. You should consult with a podiatrist at the first sign of a problem. -
Thank You to Dr. Nichols and Dr. Harvey | March 30, 2022 is National Doctor's Day March 30, 2022 is a day to celebrate doctors, surgeons, advanced practice providers, and physicians who always put their patients first. Thank you, Dr. Nichols! -
How Our Sports Medicine Podiatrist Can Help Treat Athlete’s Foot While there are at-home products you can use to treat mild athlete’s foot, more severe cases may need treatment by a skilled sports medicine podiatrist. -
Why Patients With Diabetes Are at Risk of Developing Gangrene If you have diabetes, you are at a higher risk of developing gangrene. This is a serious condition that can lead to complications such as amputation or death. -
The Difference Between Hammertoe and Mallet Toe Hammertoe and mallet toe are similar conditions that cause a deformity of the toe. They may be similar in appearance but there is a basic difference. -
A Tarrant County Podiatrist's Guide to Corrective Surgery for a Hammertoe If toe problems are interfering with daily activities & conservative treatments are not effective, corrective surgery for hammertoe is an option to consider. -
How Gout Affects Your Feet Gout can cause pain and swelling in the joints of the feet and toes. It can cause a range of symptoms and result in complications if left untreated.
