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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Do you have burning pain in the top of your foot in shoes? Top of foot pain woes -
What is EPAT? What's all the buzz around EPAT (Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology)? -
Got the winter blues and cracked heels? We've got the answers here! Winter blues: Cracked heels -
7 Tips for Diabetic Foot Care Diabetics must be extra cautious when it comes to foot care. Being diabetic predisposes people to neuropathy. -
What You Need To Know About Stress Fractures A stress fracture is a tiny crack in a bone that occurs when it is subject to repeated stress over time, rather than the result of a single injury. -
Got Cold Feet? Are your feet cold? This could be why! -
Holiday Foot Care Tips! The Holiday Season is upon us! Here are a few tips to keep your feet feeling and looking great this season! -
Don't Let Your Achilles Tendon Become Your Achilles Heel! Having gone through an Achilles tendon rupture myself, I’ve experienced first-hand how impactful these injuries can be. -
Help! I Keep Twisting My Ankle! Repeated ankle sprains are serious! Let us help! -
7 Questions to Ask Yourself When Shopping for Shoes Did you buy the right shoes? Are you wearing the right shoe for your activity? Here are 7 questions to ask yourself when you are shopping for the perfect shoe! -
How Calf Strains are Diagnosed, Treated, and Avoided Calf strains are athletic injuries that often garner little attention from researches and lecturers in the realm of orthopedics. They are common injuries. -
Help! I Took Off my Nail Polish and now I Think I Have Fungus! Help! I took off my nail polish and now I think I have a fungus!