Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
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Read the #1 podiatric blog in Texas from our expert Dallas podiatrist. Texas Foot and Ankle Center provides quality foot and ankle care in Texas, led by podiatrist Matthew Babich, DPM.
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
2M ago
Does Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet? Try these Home Treatments!
Heel pain is an unwelcome companion that can disrupt our daily lives, turning the simple act of walking into a painful ordeal. If you’ve found yourself wincing with each step, you’re not alone. Heel pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages, and its origins can vary widely. In this blog, we’ll dive into the reasons behind heel pain and explore effective home treatments to get you back on your feet, pain-free.
Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet?
Heel pain isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it can be a significant ob ..read more
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
2M ago
Heel Pain Left Your Feet Out of Action? Try These Home Treatments
Have you ever had your day ruined by heel pain? We get it. Most of us take our feet for granted until something goes wrong. It is astounding to think about how much abuse our feet take every day, and we don’t even think about them until pain forces us to focus on them.
The great news is that there is something you can do to help with your heel pain! If you’re struggling with heel pain and wondering what to do next, we’ve put together a handy guide for heel pain and home treatments.
Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet?
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Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
3M ago
Why You Should Never Walk Off a Sports Injury
Engaging in sports goes beyond mere competition and physical fitness; it becomes a way of life for many individuals. However, the excitement of the game often leads athletes to downplay the seriousness of injuries, adopting a “walk it off” mentality.
In this blog, we’ll delve even further into the reasons why this casual approach to sports injuries can have profound consequences. Additionally, we’ll emphasize the crucial importance of seeking timely treatment for both short-term recovery and the enduring health of your feet and ankles.
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Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
4M ago
Does Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet? Try these Home Treatments!
Heel pain is an unwelcome companion that can disrupt our daily lives, turning the simple act of walking into a painful ordeal. If you’ve found yourself wincing with each step, you’re not alone. Heel pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages, and its origins can vary widely. In this blog, we’ll dive into the reasons behind heel pain and explore effective home treatments to get you back on your feet, pain-free.
Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet?
Heel pain isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it can be a significant ob ..read more
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
8M ago
Toe Deformities and Proper Footwear
Your feet are essential to your daily activities, and toe deformities can significantly impact your foot health and overall well-being. At Texas Foaot and Ankle Center, we understand the importance of addressing toe deformities and their connection to proper footwear.
In this blog, we will explore common toe deformities, their symptoms, underlying causes, and the crucial role of appropriate footwear in managing and preventing these conditions. Taking care of your feet and choosing the right shoes can make a world of difference in your foot health and comfo ..read more
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
9M ago
What are the Best Shoes for Heel Pain?
Heel pain can be debilitating, affecting your ability to engage in daily activities or even walk. Finding the right shoes can make a significant difference in managing and alleviating heel pain. In this article, we will discuss the key features of good shoes for heel pain and provide valuable insights to help you make the best footwear choices.
The Anatomy of a Good Shoe for Heel Pain
When selecting shoes to alleviate heel pain, several crucial factors should be considered. Let’s explore each of these features in detail:
They Have to Fit
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Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
10M ago
Heel Pain Left Your Feet Out of Action? Try These Home Treatments
Have you ever had your day ruined by heel pain? We get it. Most of us take our feet for granted until something goes wrong. It is astounding to think about how much abuse our feet take every day, and we don’t even think about them until pain forces us to focus on them.
The great news is that there is something you can do to help with your heel pain! If you’re struggling with heel pain and wondering what to do next, we’ve put together a handy guide for heel pain and home treatments.
Heel Pain Got You Off Your Feet?
Heel pain ca ..read more
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
1y ago
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 to walk, stand, or run. Custom orthotics can be helpful if you have flat feet, arthritis, bursitis and other foot and ankle conditions. At Texas Foot & Ankle Center, our orthotics have continued to provide effective foot pain relief for years.
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Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
1y ago
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 unwanted movement. You may experience pain, swelling, loss of function, and sometimes an inability to fully bear weight after this injury.
Because there are different degrees of ankle sprain, your recovery time will be determined by the severity of your injury. Recovery times can range from a few weeks to s ..read more
Texas Foot and Ankle Center Blog
1y ago
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 make your toes curl up in pain!
An ingrown toenail is caused when the corner or side of a toenail grows into the flesh instead of over it. This can be the result of improper nail trimming, tight shoes, or injury to the toe. Whatever the cause, an ingrown toenail can be very painful and even lead ..read more