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Offloading Devices for Foot Ulcers: Powerful Techniques for Diabetic Pressure ReliefDiscover effective foot ulcer offloading techniques and devices for diabetic pressure relief and how our Dallas, TX, diabetic wound care podiatrists can help.
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How Nutrition Impacts Wound Healing: What You Need to KnowNutrition can directly impact wound healing. Our Tarrant County podiatrists explain how proper nutrition can support your recovery from a chronic foot wound.
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Ischemic Ulcers: What to Know and When to See a PodiatristDo you have a sore on your foot or ankle that won’t heal? You may have an ischemic ulcer. Our podiatrists explain the dangers and complications of these wounds.
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Patients With PAD Face the Risk of Foot Wound ComplicationsIf you have PAD and develop a foot wound, serious complications are possible without immediate treatment. Our experienced TX podiatrists explain.
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How Nutrition Impacts Diabetic Foot Ulcers: What You Need to KnowDiabetic foot ulcers are a common and dangerous diabetes complication. Find out how proper nutrition can help prevent and manage this condition.
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A Comprehensive Guide for Patients With a Foot Ulcer in Grapevine, Keller and the Surrounding North Tarrant County AreaIn this definitive guide, our podiatrist discusses common causes, types, & treatments for a foot ulcer in Grapevine, Keller and all of North Tarrant County.
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Puncture Wound: Get the Best Treatment in Tarrant CountyIf you stepped on something sharp that resulted in a puncture wound, it’s important to seek treatment in Tarrant County to avoid developing serious concerns.
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6 Signs You Should See a Podiatrist About a Foot Wound + Possible Treatment OptionsIf you have an open sore on your foot, it may be a bigger issue. Our Dallas podiatrist gives 6 signs that indicate you should see a podiatrist for a foot wound.
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Understanding the Different Types of Ankle and Foot UlcersAnkle and foot ulcers are generally classified into three types: neurotrophic, arterial, and venous. Our Keller podiatrist explains each and how to treat them.
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How-to Tips: Proper Wound Care After a Toe AmputationIf you had a toe amputation, it is important to properly care for the wound to prevent serious complications. Our experienced wound care specialists explain.
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Patients With Diabetes: Avoid Walking BarefootIf you’re diabetic, you can help prevent foot injuries by never walking barefoot. Our Texas podiatrists explain.
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Our Tarrant County Foot Specialist Explains the Different Stages of a Foot UlcerWhen you have foot wounds, our Tarrant County foot specialist can choose the best treatment option. Learn about the different stages of a foot ulcer.