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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Experiencing Swelling and Redness on Your Foot? It Could Be Osteomyelitis and Our DFW Podiatrists Can Help!Osteomyelitis is a rare condition among the general population, but for people who have certain conditions, it’s a greater risk. Our DFW podiatrists can help.
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Are You a Spectator or Participant?When we train as an athlete we are all participants, not spectators. This takes discipline by denying yourself the things you love most.
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Do I Need to be Concerned if My Child Has Flat Feet?When someone is said to have flat feet, it simply means their feet have no arches.
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Can Bunion Pain Be Treated Without Surgery?Bunions are bumps that may develop on the side of the large toe joint. These bumps are usually caused by an imbalance of the muscles and tendons which pull at t
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Train Thru The Pain Or Sit It OutPain is your body’s way of telling you something’s wrong. If you suffer from foot or ankle problems, find out if it's better to train through it or sit it out.
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Choosing the Best Tarrant County Podiatrist for YouNot all foot and ankle specialists are created equally! Here are some tips for choosing the best Tarrant County podiatrist for your specific needs.
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Travel ShoesShoes might look great and feel wonderful, but they also need supportive biomechanics such as raised arches, rocker bottoms, and supportive heels.
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Diabetic SocksA new sock is being designed to measure pressure on a diabetic’s feet, which often have limited feeling.
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Are High Heels and Foot Pain Related?As fashionable as they are, these shoes are also one of the main causes of foot pain for women.
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How Do You Know if Orthotics Are Right for You?Orthotics can be used to treat children as well as adults. The best way to find out if orthotics can help you is to make an appointment with us
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Heel Pain!!!!!Plantar fasciitis (or heel pain) is commonly traced to an inflammation on the bottom of the foot.