In this blog, our podiatrists explore the most common culprits behind foot and heel pain to help patients get to the root of their problems. Find out what could be causing pain in your toes, joints, heels, or soles, and how to find a treatment with long-lasting results.
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When to Use Cold or Warm Therapy for a Foot Injury After injuring your foot, you may be uncertain whether to apply heat or ice. Our Texas podiatrists explain when to use cold or warm therapy for your specific needs. -
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. -
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. -
Common Signs of Achilles Tendonitis Pain and swelling may be the first signs of Achilles tendonitis, but this condition can produce other symptoms. See a podiatrist for diagnosis and treatment. -
What You Need To Know About Cracked Heels Are you dealing with cracked heels? We are now carrying an exfoliating foot cream that can help with your heel fissures. Contact our Fort Worth podiatrists now. -
PRP for Plantar Fasciitis: Is Platelet-Rich Plasma the Non-Surgical Solution You've Been Searching For? Bad news, persistent heel pain might be plantar fasciitis. The good news? There is a non-surgical solution for your pain, i.e. PRP for plantar fasciitis. -
Signs, Symptoms and Causes of Bursitis Bursitis is the inflammation of a bursa. A busa is a fluid-filled sac found in various locations on the body where friction between tissue occurs. -
There Is No Reason to Continue to Suffer From Heel Pain, Even if It Doesn't Hurt All the Time The natural state of your feet and ankles, and heel sis is comfortable and healthy. -
You Don’t Have to be Old to Have Arthritis in Your Feet and Ankles Foot and ankle arthritis is characterized by inflammation in the lining and cartilage of a joint. When this happens, it can cause swelling, pain and more. -
How High Cholesterol and Your Achilles Tendons Are Linked Keeping your cholesterol in check not only keeps your heart healthy, it also protects your tendons. Research has made a connection between the level of choleste -
When to See a Specialist About Joint Pain Are you the kind of person who just lives with aches and pains? Often, that’s a fine approach, but here's when you should see a DFW joint pain specialist. -
How to Prevent Bunion Pain Flare-Ups You’ve probably heard plenty of jokes about bunions, but if you have them, you know that pain during a flare-up isn’t funny. This post describes some of the
