Three Types of Bunions
A bunion ㅡ officially called hallux valgus ㅡ is a bump on the inside of the foot near your big toe joint. This bump is actually your bone protruding…
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4 Helpful Treatment Options for Joint Pain
At PMC Foot and Ankle Clinic in Spring, Texas, Eric Blanson, DPM, and our team offer several treatments to change the condition of your damaged joints and ligaments to help you regain…
Complications of an Ingrown Toenail
At-home remedies are often sufficient for treating an ingrown toenail, but in some cases, a visit to a podiatrist is necessary. Dr. Eric Blanson and his staff at PMC Foot and Ankle…
What You Should Know About Foot Care If You Have Diabetes
At least 50% of women, men, and children with diabetes also have chronic and debilitating foot pain. Even more troubling, diabetes can cause nerve damage called neuropathy that interferes…
Does an Ingrown Toenail Require Medical Assistance?
An ingrown toenail is a common affliction among at any age, and usually isn’t a concern. However, ingrown toenails can be painful and can hamper your lifestyle. In fact,…
7 Shoe Mistakes You’re Making That Hurt Your Feet
While every piece of your wardrobe serves a fashion function, your shoes are unique in that they can also affect your health from your toes to your back and…
Preparing Your Home for Bunion Surgery Recovery
Your big toe is made up of two main joints. When the largest of the two moves out of alignment, a painful bony protrusion called a bunion can form…
A Closer Look at Biomechanics
Most of us don’t give much thought to how our feet and ankles move when we stand up, take a step, go for a run, or engage in just…
3 Shoe Modifications That Will Help Your Bunions
A bunion occurs when your big toe points inward, toward your other toes, causing a foot deformity. It’s a relatively common condition generally seen in older women. In most…
Biomechanics Basics Every Athlete Should Know
When you play a sport, you tend to pay a lot of attention to your overall performance and the general activities that can help you improve your performance. But…
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