Did you know that May is National Cycling Month? Before you get out there on your bike, we at Carrollton Foot Center want to inform you of the upsides and downsides of cycling. In this article, we’ll stroll through the surprising relationship between your feet and this low-impact exercise, including the potential injuries you can […]
While enjoying a drink or two might be a part of social gatherings, excessive alcohol consumption can have far-reaching consequences for the health of your feet and ankles. It’s National Alcohol Awareness Month, which means it’s time to realize that alcohol can interfere with various bodily functions and lead to a range of foot and […]
Custom orthotics are a common treatment for various foot and ankle conditions, but the needs and considerations for pediatric patients differ significantly from those of adults. Today, we at Carrollton Foot Center will explore the key distinctions between pediatric and adult orthotics and highlight how podiatrists tailor their approach to ensure optimal foot health for […]
Our hearts are happy for American Heart Month! This February, we at Carrollton Foot Center are prioritizing cardiovascular health and raising awareness about heart disease. In this article, we’ll be explaining the heart and foot connection, sharing with you the signs of heart problems you can detect simply by looking down. Foot Problems That May […]
Our toenails play a crucial role in protecting our toes and supporting healthy foot function. However, various conditions can affect our nails, leading to discomfort, pain, and even infections. This article from us at Carrollton Foot Center provides essential knowledge for maintaining optimal toenail health and preventing common problems. Toenail Conditions to Watch Out For […]
As we approach the peripheries of 2024, it’s only appropriate to discuss peripheral artery disease (PAD) and peripheral neuropathy, two distinct conditions that affect the feet in the form of pain, numbness, and weakness. However, both conditions stem from different underlying causes and require distinct approaches to management. Today, we at Carrollton Foot Center will […]
Lacing your shoes too tight might leave you with a lesser-known podiatric condition called Vamp Disease. This refers to inflammation on the top of your foot caused by irritation from the upper part of your shoe, aka the vamp. The mechanism behind this spooky-sounding condition is essentially nerve compression from said tightness. But Halloween’s over, […]
Bruises on the foot are often no big deal. However, in some cases, bruises come seemingly out of nowhere and cause a great deal of stress and confusion. While this could be a sign of an underlying condition, this article (courtesy of Carrollton Foot Center) will explore various causes of foot bruises, their symptoms, and […]
Skateboarding, scootering, and other blacktop board sports feel like a staple of American upbringing. From Heely’s (remember those shoes with built-in wheels?) to Ripsticks, there has been a range of driveway toys and activities that have caused an equal amount of pleasure and pain. Falling off a board on your neighborhood street seems like fun, […]
What is that odd-looking bump near the back of your heel? It could be Haglund’s deformity, often referred to as “pump bump,” which is a bony enlargement located where the Achilles tendon attaches. This prominent bone can cause significant discomfort and irritation, especially when wearing shoes. Luckily, we at Carrollton Foot Center are here to […]
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