If you've visited our website (or our office) recently you've probably noticed that our Woodlands office has moved - but not far! Many people have asked us why we moved across the street, and the answer is simple: growth!
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Blog Articles about Foot & Ankle Issues, Treatments and Management from Sweeney Foot & Ankle, The Woodlands and Magnolia, Texas
While your foot and ankle area may be a small part of your body, these structures are made up of any different structures, joints and bones....
Bunions are caused by abnormal bones in the front of the foot that move out of place resulting in your big toe leaning towards the smaller t...
You might expect a back spasm after heavy lifting, but foot cramps tend to attack without warning — sometimes even in the dead of night. Whi...
When you think of body parts affected by Cancer you probably instantly think of the lungs, probably the breasts, and the largest organ of al...
Having an ingrown toenail is a relatively common condition that occurs when the side or corners of your toenail grows into the soft sides of...
Now that summer is here, more people are enjoying the warm weather by spending time outside. However, as you are outside, you are exposed to...
One of the biggest mistakes you can make when purchasing shoes is buying shoes that do not fit you properly. Many people, particularly women...
When summertime rolls around and everyone wants to head outside, it's easy to forget the problems that this might bring to our feet. Sure, w...
What is a Stone Bruise? A stone bruise is a pain in the ball of your foot. The infected area can include the toes up to where the foot arche...
