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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Osteoporosis and Your Feet Osteoporosis affects your feet. Osteoporosis is a loss of bone density causing a thinning of the bone. This can lead to pathological fractures. -
Why is My Heel Pain Back? Why is My Heel Pain Back? Lots of different reasons. Let's discuss recurrent plantar fasciitis and heel spur syndrome. -
Grapevine Area Map How to Find the Grapevine Office -
Heel Pain Treatment Protocol Heel pain, whether plantar fasciitis or plantar fasciosis, is a common foot problem that responds best to a step wise clinical protocol approach to treatment. -
EPAT is a New Technology Available for Chronic Heel Pain Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Technology (EPAT) is a new technology for chronic heel spurs, Achilles tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, and plantar fasciosis. -
Solutions For Sweaty Feet! Sweaty feet are also known as hyperhidrosis. There are many causes and few solutions. Here is an overview to help you with sweaty feet! -
Lacerations Can Be Nasty! Lacerations can be nasty! Here is how to decide whether to go straight to the Emergency Room or come in the office. There is no such thing as a "simple" cut! -
Bone Tumors of the Heel Heel pain can be caused by a bone tumor. These are not common, but an xray is always medically necessary in heel pain patients to rule out a tumor. -
What to Expect After Bunion Surgery Nervous about Hallux valgus correction, also known as bunion surgery? Here is a realistic explanation of what to expect in the days and weeks after surgery. -
Ingrown Toenails Patient Information Ingrown toenails can be quite painful. Here are the most up to date information on the diagnosis and treatment options of patients with ingrown toenails.