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When you feel a “bump on your foot,” that can signal many different conditions, two of which are granulomas and neuromas. While the names sound very similar, the two conditions are completely different with their own unique causes and treatments. Being able to tell them apart is an important first step before deciding how to … Continue reading Bumps on the Feet: Granuloma or Neuroma?

As much as children’s feet look like small adult feet, they’re actually much more complex than that. Children’s feet are still developing, which means that unusual signs, while they don’t automatically mean there’s an underlying issue, could indicate something worth a closer look. It’s completely normal for their feet to undergo many changes as they … Continue reading When Should Children See a Podiatrist?

Did you know that psoriatic arthritis usually shows up in your feet before it shows up anywhere else? August is Psoriasis Awareness Month, so we’re here to break down how this chronic condition affects your feet and what can be done about it. Whether you’ve been formally diagnosed or you’re noticing new symptoms, here’s what … Continue reading Psoriatic Arthritis and Your Feet: What You Need to Know

We’re happy to announce another Best Irving Podiatrist win in Living Magazine’s Reader’s Choice Award! Living Magazine, a local Texas lifestyle magazine, hosts its Reader’s Choice competition every year. Local businesses have a chance to win a Best Of award in various categories, including healthcare, entertainment, dining—you name it. Most importantly, this contest gives members … Continue reading North Texas Foot & Ankle Voted Best Irving Podiatrist in Living Magazine Reader’s Choice Award for the Third Year in a Row

Pickleball has exploded in popularity over the past couple of years, pulling players of all ages and fitness levels onto the court. While pickleball is a fun and great way to stay active, the quick lateral movements, sudden stops and sharp pivots can put strain on your feet and ankles. This puts players at higher … Continue reading Tips for Protecting Your Feet and Ankles on the Pickleball Court

Summer means sandals, days at the pool and more time spent participating in athletic activities. These are all the things your feet and ankles may not be used to during other times of the year. The extra exposure to heat, moisture and friction can lead to some common and uncomfortable problems. The good news is … Continue reading Common Summer Foot Conditions and How to Avoid Them

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is in full swing, with world-class soccer happening right in our backyard at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, and the entire state is buzzing with soccer fever. Especially now that it’s summer, people of all ages are lacing up their cleats and taking their place on the center mark. With … Continue reading Foot and Ankle Fouls on the Field: Avoiding Common Soccer-Related Injuries

Ankle instability and pain can happen for a variety of reasons. One of the most common is ankle arthritis. Over time, arthritis can wear down the cartilage that cushions and lubricates the ankle joint. Eventually, the bones in the joint start rubbing together, and this can cause severe pain and discomfort. Fortunately, there are ways … Continue reading How Does the Ankle Arthrodesis Procedure Work?

Diabetic foot ulcers and venous leg ulcers are more than just small wounds on the feet and ankles; they’re warning signs of underlying nerve or circulation problems that can lead to serious complications if left untreated. Fortunately, this can be avoided if you know what to look for. Here are the signs of diabetic and … Continue reading Signs of Diabetic and Venous Wounds You Shouldn’t Ignore

Many types of foot and ankle pain are ignored until they lead to other issues or begin interfering with people’s daily lives. It’s common for people to hope that foot and ankle discomfort will go away on their own, which often leads to them living with pain longer than they should. But letting these conditions … Continue reading Foot Pain That People Often Ignore: How to Know When it’s Time to See a Podiatrist