Anyone who suffers from diabetes is at a higher risk of developing foot pain due to nerve damage. This condition is called diabetic neuropathy, making regular foot checks by an experienced podiatrist essential.
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Blog Articles about Foot & Ankle Issues, Treatments and Management from Sweeney Foot & Ankle, The Woodlands and Magnolia, Texas
Millions of people around the world suffer from foot injuries during the colder months each year. In many cases, these injuries can be preve...
If you have been told by a doctor or other medical professional that you have flat feet, you might be wondering what that means for your day...
Why is my foot numb? is a question that should be asked of a podiatrist since it may indicate a serious underlying problem.
When someone injures their ankle, they often say they have “rolled their ankle”, but what does that mean? We will take a look at what happen...
Getting a pedicure at the local nail salon is both relaxing and therapeutic, but could it be dangerous? The answer is both yes and no. Conti...
Discovering a small, squishy lump on your toe near the nail may be shocking and leaving you with a lot of questions. While it is impossible ...
Changes to your lower extremities, such as the foot and ankle, are a common, yet often overlooked and ignored problem many women experience ...
A bone bruise, also known as a bone contusion, occurs when a small injury occurs on the surface of the bone. Unfortunately, you cannot visib...
During the summer months, it is common for your feet to sweat when you are out in the sun or in the heat. However, for some people, sweaty f...
