This is a library of every article written by a FAANT doctor or staff in the last few years. The collection is quite extensive and there are some overlapping articles, but basically this is everything you ever wanted to know about your feet and ankles! Throw in some running and triathlon advice mixed in with all about shoes and socks; and you have a FAANT lasagna of articles. Enjoy!
PS. If you want more content, send us an email and we will blog or write about it.
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DFW Heel Pain Center of Excellence Using the most advanced research and latest technology to treat heel pain -
How Do I "Break-in" My Custom Functional Foot Orthotics? Custom functional foot orthotics take a few weeks to get used to and it can take up to two months to achieve maximum benefit. Here are some tips to help "break-in" your orthotics. -
Diabetic Foot Exam: Routine Foot Checks The diagnosis of diabetes can be a daunting one, but your podiatrist can help you to live a long, happy and healthy life. What is a podiatric exam? -
Tips to Alleviate Work-Related Stress From Walking on Concrete All Day Airline workers, nurses, factory workers, retail staff, and many more spend all day working, standing and walking, on concrete floors. Here are some tips to help alleviate your work-related foot pain. -
Hongos en las Uñas! Causas y tratamientos para los hongos de las uñas. -
Juanete Juanete es un conjunto torcido del dedo gordo del pie con un chichón en el lado. La cirugía no debe ser contemplada sin dolor y limitaciones de la actividad. -
Evenup to Cure Back and Hip Pain From Leg Length Discrepancy Wearing a BK walking cast gives you a leg length discrepancy. This can be easily rectified by attaching an Evenup to your other shoe, available at FAANT! -
Taking the Sting out of Fire Ant Bites Decreasing the sting of fire ant bites on your feet is the goal of anyone who has stepped in a pile of ants in their backyard in Texas. -
Classic Shin Splints May be Anterior Tibial Tendonitis Shin splints are very common and are often actually anterior tibial tendonitis. This article discusses the diagnosis and treatment of this common injury. -
What to Expect After Ingrown Toenail Surgery or Treatment Are you nervous about getting your ingrown toenail treated? You don't know what to expect at your appointment or what recovery will be like? Let this foot and ankle expert inform you on what to expect after you have your painful ingrown toenail treated.
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