Foot and ankle surgery in the United States is becoming more common, likely due to an aging population and increased physical activity. Call it the “Pickleball Effect”!
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Blog Articles about Foot & Ankle Issues, Treatments and Management from Sweeney Foot & Ankle, The Woodlands and Magnolia, Texas
Undergoing foot or ankle surgery is a significant step toward recovery and regaining mobility. However, the journey to full recovery doesn’t...
Bunions, while often associated with discomfort and changes in foot appearance, can be a manageable condition with the right knowledge and c...
Tarsal tunnel syndrome (TTS) is a relatively rare but significant disorder that can cause discomfort and pain in the foot and ankle, includi...
The success of your foot surgery relies primarily on the skill of your surgeon, the reason for the surgery, your overall health - and what y...
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...
Broken or fractured bones in the lower leg aren’t all treated the same. Sometimes a cast is used, other times a boot is the preferred method...
Post-surgical success requires that the patient play a significant role in the healing process. Different things affect healing from foot su...
Bunions can often be treated conservatively through the use of orthotics, shoe modifications or padding efforts. However, when a bunion defo...
Also known as Hallux Valgus, a bunion is a foot condition that occurs when the big toe bends toward and pushes the smaller ones. It causes t...
