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Custom orthotics are specially designed inserts made for an individual’s specific anatomical and condition requirements. They are used to accommodate or correct gait or structural abnormalities and can help to correct an irregular walking pattern that may be causing symptoms of foot, ankle, leg, or back pain. Podiatrists and orthopedic surgeons often prescribe custom orthotics…
Once your podiatrist in South Texas tells you that you need ankle surgery, you may have questions about the procedure and, most importantly, recovery. You might wonder what the rehabilitation process will be like. Fortunately, you’ll undergo a comprehensive rehabilitation program with The Podiatry Group in South Texas to help you regain full function in…
There is a type of stress fracture that commonly occurs in people in the military, and it is called a march fracture of one of the metatarsals. The condition was first described in 1885, experienced by Prussian soldiers. As with other types of stress fractures, it occurs due to repetitive microtrauma to the area from…
Your feet and ankles bear the weight of your entire body. When something goes wrong with just one foot or ankle, it can significantly impact your daily activities. Ankle pain or discomfort can occur from an overuse or trauma injury. In particular, pain above the heel is typically associated with a condition called Achilles tendonitis….
Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain. It is the inflammation of the thick band of tissue along the bottom of your foot called the plantar fascia, which supports the arch of your foot and absorbs impact with every step you take. Treating plantar fasciitis involves determining the root cause,…
An ingrown toenail happens when the nail has melded into the surrounding skin, and it usually occurs in the big toe. Many people who have this condition attempt to fix the problem themselves, thinking it’s not a big deal – but it can actually develop into a serious infection. A foot specialist can take care…
You should visit an experienced podiatrist if you have a foot injury or a sudden foot problem; and you should have an ongoing doctor-patient relationship with the podiatrist if you have diabetes or a chronic foot issue. For your appointment with the doctor, you don’t have to do anything to prepare beforehand. Let’s talk about…
The state of your feet can affect your overall health. Any issues you have, whether it’s pain or abnormal growths on your feet, should be examined by a medical professional, especially if it is not resolved within a few weeks. Problems with your feet can affect your knees, hips, and back due to their effect…
You use your feet on a daily basis, so it is inevitable that you will suffer a foot or ankle condition or injury at one point or another. The good news is there are foot and ankle specialists called podiatrists who undergo rigorous medical training and education that can help. Podiatrists are responsible for diagnosing…
No matter how well you take care of your feet, there are certain underlying medical problems that can cause foot issues. From poor circulation to diabetes, the feet can be affected by health conditions that cause numbness and non-healing sores which can create a systemic infection. The solution is to keep your body healthy in…
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