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Patients choose to see a podiatrist for any number of reasons. Often, the instigating factor is a referral from their general physician. For example, you may see your regular doctor to ask questions about persistent pain in your foot or ankle. Following an examination and an initial diagnosis, your doctor may recommend that you see a foot specialist for confirmation and further care. While it...
When you are dealing with chronic or acute foot problems, your podiatrist may draw from a wide range of treatment options. One of the most common treatments is the use of orthotics. Simply put, orthotics are special shoe inserts that your podiatrist may prescribe to improve your foot posture and support. Orthotics can relieve pain, address abnormal walking patterns, and much more. What makes orthotics...
It is normal to feel nervous before visiting the podiatrist, but knowing what to expect can help you feel calmer and more confident. Understanding the general process and types of questions that may be asked can ease your mind. It can also enable you to better prepare for your appointment, such as gathering information about your health history or writing down questions that you want...
You may not think much about your feet as you are going about your daily activities, but if you begin experiencing pain, you may become acutely aware of this discomfort and how it impacts your life. Scheduling an appointment with a podiatrist is essential to keep your feet in good health and address any issues. As you prepare for your visit, here are a few...
Podiatrists can diagnose, treat, and care for a range of common foot and ankle conditions. These conditions include symptoms that stem from chronic illnesses and athletic injuries. If you are experiencing any of the following conditions affecting your feet, going to the podiatrist may be the first step in getting the care you need before your chronic illness worsens or your symptoms become more severe....
Frisco residents literally use their feet with every step they take. Given that fact, it’s actually pretty incredible that our feet don’t get injured more often than they do! However, some people are more likely than others to experience recurring foot injuries and seem to always be in their foot doctor’s office for yet another examination and diagnosis. Here are some common reasons why you...
Dancers sure do show off some fancy footwork! But all those specialized, controlled movements with your feet leave you as a dancer susceptible to foot and ankle injuries. Here’s a list of 4 of the most common foot and ankle injuries that dancers are diagnosed with, and when you might need to see a foot doctor for an examination, diagnosis, and treatment plan to get your back on center stage.
Some bunions are caused by genetics. Other Frisco residents develop bunions because of environmental factors, such as wearing shoes that are too tight, too narrow in the toe area, have too high of a heal, or having arthritis or a foot injury that places too much stress on the front of the foot. Whatever the unique cause of your suspect bunion, here are some signs...
Frisco area residents should know that anyone, even the best-trained athlete, is at risk of developing a stress fracture. Stress fractures, which are tiny cracks in your foot bones or deep bruises, occur when you run or jog for a long period of time, quickly change the intensity of your chosen sport, or suddenly start walking more than you usually do, such as when you...
