October 8th is International Podiatry Day and here at Texas Foot Specialists, we want to encourage our patients to recognize this day by doing something beneficial for their feet.
Read MoreWhile it’s common to dismiss pain in children’s feet as “growing pains,” at Texas Foot Specialists we want parents to take complaints of heel pain seriously.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists two of the most common conditions that we treat are bunions and hammertoes. Here are some facts about hammertoes and bunions and how they are treated.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists we know that there are many diseases that can impact the health of your feet. One of them is Peripheral Arterial Disease or PAD.
Read MoreIt’s September and that means time to focus on Fall Prevention Week for our senior patients. Dr. Bruce Miller and Dr. Gregory Mangum want to help prevent you from becoming one of the 25% of people aged 65 and over who will fall this year.
Read MoreThe tricky part about diagnosing and treating heel disorders is that the heel is not always the source of the problem! Here are some common heel disorders and what to do about them.
Read MoreThis fall, perhaps more than ever, children and their families are looking forward to getting back into the game. However, many young people have been sedentary over the last 15 months. Help your child avoid foot and ankle injuries by prepping for the fall sports season.
Read MoreBuying good-quality shoes that fit your child’s feet properly is one of the best ways to ensure good podiatric health. Before you head out to shop, consider these tips.
Read MoreIn August we at Texas Foot Specialists celebrate National “I Love My Feet” Day on August 17th. Here are some ways to show your feet the appreciation they deserve.
Read MoreAugust is Sun Safety Month and with summer in full swing, we know our patients at Texas Foot Specialists are enjoying many outdoor activities with their families.
Read MoreBarefoot running has become a firmly established form of fitness. At Texas Foot Specialists, we want to provide some information to help our patients decide if barefoot or minimalist shoe running is right for you.
Read MoreJuly is Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month. At Texas Foot Specialists we know that many of our patients associate this condition with old age, but over 300,000 children in our country under the age of 16 suffer from joint disorder and rheumatic diseases.
Read MoreIt’s important to pay attention to your feet and any unusual symptoms—even if they’re not terribly uncomfortable. Below are five symptoms that can point to potentially serious medical problems.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists we know that summer means beach days. Below, what to look out for and how to prevent it from spoiling your fun in the sand, surf, and sun.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists we know this summer will be packed with lots of hot-weather fun. But there are also more opportunities to pick up a fungal infection like athlete’s foot or toenail fungus.
Read MoreJune is Men’s Health Month and at Texas Foot Specialists we want to help our male patients enjoy better foot health.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists, we know that this time has affected our culture too. Increased sales in loungewear, online exercise programs, and now, diets to help lose the “quarantine 15” (or more) are all front and center. Similarly, shoe styles and foot care habits have also undergone some changes.
Read MoreWhether you plan to visit family, relax on a beach or find new adventures, we want to make sure that your feet stay healthy. Here are some tips to get you through your vacation foot-pain-free.
Read MoreAt Texas Foot Specialists many of our patients are surprised to learn that adult foot size can increase. There are a few potential reasons for this.
Read MoreMay is National Osteoporosis Month and at Texas Foot Specialists we want our patients to be informed about this condition and proactive in preserving and increasing bone strength.
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