This blog is an up-to-the-minute guide on news relating to diagnosing, avoiding, and treating common foot and ankle ailments. The doctors at Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas wants you to have the most accurate, up-to-date information regarding foot and ankle ailments. Think of us as part of your family giving you useful and accurate advice on how to deal with common foot and ankle problems. Want more content? Contact us and ask a question!
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Pregnancy and Foot Pain As if there were not enough challenges with being pregnant, the extra weight can make your feet hurt! -
Blisters on Your Feet Blisters on your feet can keep you from doing activities you love. They can make exercising, walking, wearing shoes, and standing miserable. -
Avoiding Foot Surgery with Biologics Dr. Karpati specializes in non-operative regenerative medicine, which gives you what your body needs to help heal, by using a biologic called Wharton's Jelly. -
Dangers of Dry, Cracked Heels Cracks in the heels and bottoms of the feet are referred to medically as fissures. -
4 Tips for a Foot Pain Free Vacation With travel on the rise, we are all eager to either get our toes in the sand, hike to the top of a mountain, or trek through an amusement park. -
Calcaneal Apophysitis - Is it Just Growing Pains? Calcaneal apophysitis is a common condition seen in young athletes today. Apophysitis is inflammation of the calcaneal growth plate from repetitive microtrauma. -
Helping Your Feet Survive the Holidays! With the holidays finally here, from last year to now, many of us are looking forward to making up for lost times. -
What is that Bump on the Side of my Ankle? Soft tissues masses are not uncommon to develop at some point in a lifetime and can happen all over the body. One common soft tissue mass is a lipoma. -
How do I Heal My Achilles Tendon without Surgery? Nagging Achilles tendinitis can disrupt your exercise routine, your work and your lifestyle! When it becomes chronic, it is known as "Achilles tendinosis". -
Why Does the Ball of my Child's Foot Hurt? Children are more active than ever in sports, and the repetitive stress on the developing sesamoids can lead to debilitating pain. -
How are Plantar Warts Treated? Warm Texas weather means more pool days and barefoot activities. This leads to an increased risk for our children to acquire painful and unsightly warts. -
Top 9 Questions about Leneva Injections for Calluses Leneva is a sterile, FDA approved, hypoallergenic, minimally invasive in-office tissue graft injection that helps your body to create fat where it is injected.