When your toes aren’t positioned with one right next to the other in a row but instead you have a toe that is overlapping, it is a condition called "Crossover Toes". It’s not uncommon for people to get crossover toes.
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Though common, swollen feet and ankles can certainly be uncomfortable for those who experience it. The bad news is that there are plenty of ...
The foot, with its hundreds of bones, ligaments, tendons and muscles, is one of the most complex parts of the human body. Unfortunately, tha...
That thickened, sometimes painful bump on top of -- or between -- your toes can make even a short walk painful. Or perhaps you’ve been exper...
In your quest to end Achilles tendon pain, let us assist you. Here at Sweeney Foot and Ankle Specialists, serving Texans in Magnolia and The...
Tiny cords of tissue known as tendons help connect muscle to bone in your feet. Occasionally, these tendons become irritated and inflamed, w...
Experiencing pain on the outer side of your foot? It could be caused by cuboid syndrome. Learn more about this painful, yet extremely common...
Burning, itching, rashes or blisters around the feet or toes typically are caused by a foot fungus known under the umbrella term ‘athlete’s ...
In the large scheme of life, blisters may not seem anything to worry about. These tough pillows of damaged skin filled with clear yellow flu...
While you likely know that good nutrition is critical to overall health, did you know that good nutrition is also vital for your feet? That’...
