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How Often Do I Need to Replace My Custom Orthotics?
When you get a pair of custom orthotics from the Texas Foot & Ankle Center, you know you’re getting a high-quality set of equipment that is built to last. Orthotics are medical devices worn inside shoes to treat biomechanical foot disorders that limit your ability...
What is an Ankle Sprain?
An ankle sprain is a type of injury that occurs when you twist and/or land awkwardly on your ankle. Ligaments are the most commonly injured tissues in an ankle sprain. Ligaments are bands of connective tissue in the body that help to stabilize joints by preventing...
Bunions: Can They Be Prevented?
Can a bunion be prevented? The experts at Texas Foot & Ankle Center provide insight into this common question.
An Easy Guide to Ingrown Toenails
You would have to have experienced an ingrown toenail to understand just how painful it can be. Victims of these terrible little nuisances often complain that it feels like there is a knife slicing through your toe with every step you take. Just the thought of it can...
Easy but Vital Tips for Diabetic Foot Care
Proper management of diabetes involves more than a combination of medications and lifestyle changes. Amongst them, diabetes foot care is one of the most neglected and un-researched aspects. Yet, an amputation takes place across the globe every 30 seconds due to...
What Does Stress Do to Your Feet?
Stress is described as a negative emotional state brought on by an unpleasant experience. We all feel stress as a result of events in our life. Stress can be short-term or long-term. In any case, it's critical to pinpoint the root of your anxiety. Stress affects not...
Can Weather Affect Heel Pain?
As you may well know, good health is a key ingredient for living a fulfilling life. In most cases, conditions such as cancer and heart disease dominate such conversations. However, a condition does not have to be deadly to affect your lifestyle. If you have heel pain,...
When Should You Begin Diabetic Foot Care?
Dallas’s experts at Texas Foot & Ankle Center discuss when the best time to begin diabetic foot care is, and what that care should consist of.
Comprehensive Wound Care Means More than Cleaning and Dressing
Whenever we are faced with a diabetic wound, prompt and proper care is essential. Any wound to the foot is always worthy of needed attention, of course, but diabetic wounds have a higher risk of infection and complications if they are not addressed well. That makes...
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