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Achilles Tendon Injury

Achilles tendonitis is the inflammation of the tendon and may include small tears to the tendon. If left untreated, the condition can degenerate the tendon and lead to rupture of the tendon.

Achilles Injuries
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Ankle Sprain

A sprained ankle is all too regularly dismissed as a minor injury—until the condition worsens. A sprain stretches or tears the ligaments that stabilize the ankle and prevent side-to-side movement. It’s not a broken bone and ankles can completely heal on their own.

About Sprains
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Arthritis Foot and Ankle

Osteoarthritis is a condition in which the cartilage, which cushions and protects the ends of your bones, begins to deteriorate. This commonly occurs in the foot and ankle but can eventually lead to total loss of cartilage in other joints. there are a variety of treatments that can relieve the pain.

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Athlete’s Foot Treatment

These conditions can encourage the growth of fungus and lead to Athlete’s foot, a skin disease caused by the growth of fungus in between the toes or other areas of the foot. Athlete’s foot is contagious and can be spread easily. This makes prevention and early treatment essential to your foot health.

Athlete’s Foot
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Bunions Surgery

Bunions often appear as bumps or an enlarged growth on the side of your big toe. This is often because your big toe leans towards your second toe instead of pointing straight ahead. Certain inherited foot types are prone to bunions due to the structure of the foot.

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Corns & Calluses

A callus is a thickening and hardening of the skin, usually under the ball of the foot, due to consistent pressure and friction in that area. Corns are smaller than a callus and typically have a hard center surrounded by inflamed skin.

About Calluses
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Diabetic Foot Treatment

Diabetics are prone to foot problems, due to the poor circulation and nerve damage caused by diabetes. Poor circulation reduces your foot’s ability to heal correctly. With proper diabetes management and careful foot care, amputation may be preventable in most circumstances.

Diabetic Podiatry
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Flat Feet

All cases of flat feet are the result of a collapsed arch that causes your entire foot to lay flat when standing. In some cases, flat feet can cause problems with the alignment of your feet, ankles and legs when it forces them to turn inward. This can hinder mobility and range of motion.

About Flat Feet
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Foot Fractures

Nearly one fourth of all the bones in your body are located in your feet. When you fracture your foot, one of these bones is partially or completely broken. Fractures or breaks are often painful but are rarely disabling.

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Foot Gout

If you are experiencing pain in the area around your big toe joint near your toenail, this could be the first sign of gout.

About Gout
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Fungal Toenail

Although often harmless, a fungal toe can quickly develop into a painful infection. Patients do not notice the first signs of fungal toe because they are often subtle and hard to recognize. But, identifying changes early on and going for immediate treatment can prevent the infection from spreading.

Fungal Infections
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Ganglion Cyst

A ganglion cyst is a sac filled with a jelly-like fluid that originates from a tendon sheath or joint capsule. A common symptom is a noticeable lump and possible burning if the cyst is touching a nerve. Treatment options vary based on the severity and location of the ganglion cyst.

About Cysts
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Hammertoes

Hammertoes are a contracture of one or both joints in the toes. This abnormal bending can put pressure on the toes when wearing shoes, causing problems to develop.

About Hammertoes
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Heel Pain

Heel spurs are often present when patients are actually experiencing discomfort from plantar fasciitis. A physical examination by Dr. Verville will often reveal plantar fasciitis as the underlying condition.

About Heel Pain
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Ingrown Toenail

Outside of your genetic disposition, you may not be clipping your toenails as carefully or as often as you should. Luckily, early intervention can reduce most of the problems associated with ingrown toenails.

Ingrown Nails
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Morton’s Neuroma

Morton’s neuroma is a painful foot condition that affects the balls of your feet. It most commonly occurs between your third and fourth toes and feels as though you are standing on a pebble or small rock.

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Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis develops over time from small rips and tears in the foot. You need a podiatrist with superb training and extensive experience with plantar fasciitis treatment who will take the time to professionally diagnose your foot condition and prescribe treatment to ensure a fast recovery.

About Fasciitis
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Plantar Warts

A wart is a small growth on your skin that develops when skin is infected with a virus. Plantar warts are caused by direct contact with the human papilloma virus (HPV).

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Soft Tissue Masses

Soft tissue masses are a build up, thickening, and hardening of the skin, usually under the ball of the foot, due to consistent pressure and friction to that area. This thickening of the skin is your foot’s natural reaction and attempt to protect itself against additional stress and pressure.

About Masses
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Tarsal Tunnel

Tarsal tunnel syndrome is the result of the compression or squeezing of nerves in the ankle region know as the tarsal tunnel. When these nerves are squeezed or compressed it causes a numb, tingling, burning sensation that can result in a shooting pain along the back of the leg and heel over time.

About Tarsal Tunnel
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Tocylen Antifungal & Nail Renewal Solution

Tolcylen™ Solution is the only antifungal product of any kind that combines GDA approved antifungal medication with cosmetic and nail renewal agents in a low molecular weight, low surface tension base. These agents are proven to rapidly soften thin brittle thickened nails and normalize the color of darkened, discolored nails.

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Patients throughout Frisco and surrounding areas have turned to RNV Podiatry for all of their foot and ankle needs for more than a decade. From ankle sprains, plantar fasciitis, and bunions to Achilles tendon, sports, and dance injuries, Dr. Verville provides effective preventive and corrective treatment to reduce discomfort and improve quality of life. As a board-certified podiatrist, she has performed hundreds of elective and traumatic foot and ankle surgeries and built trusting patient relationships.

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