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You should visit an experienced podiatrist if you have a foot injury or a sudden foot problem; and you should have an ongoing doctor-patient relationship with the podiatrist if you have diabetes or a chronic foot issue. For your appointment with the doctor, you don’t have to do anything to prepare beforehand. Let’s talk about…
The state of your feet can affect your overall health. Any issues you have, whether it’s pain or abnormal growths on your feet, should be examined by a medical professional, especially if it is not resolved within a few weeks. Problems with your feet can affect your knees, hips, and back due to their effect…
You use your feet on a daily basis, so it is inevitable that you will suffer a foot or ankle condition or injury at one point or another. The good news is there are foot and ankle specialists called podiatrists who undergo rigorous medical training and education that can help. Podiatrists are responsible for diagnosing…
No matter how well you take care of your feet, there are certain underlying medical problems that can cause foot issues. From poor circulation to diabetes, the feet can be affected by health conditions that cause numbness and non-healing sores which can create a systemic infection. The solution is to keep your body healthy in…
Your feet take a beating as they carry your entire body’s weight and keep you balanced as you walk, jog, and run. Podiatrists are doctors who specialize in the feet and ankles, so these physicians have seen it all when it comes to foot and ankle conditions, disorders, diseases, and injuries. If you have an…
An orthotic is a type of insole inserted in shoes for support. You should be familiar with these pre-package shoe inserts, as they are commonly seen at your local pharmacy stores like, CVS or RiteAid. For many people, their first brush with orthotic-use is when they experience foot pain. However, the use of orthotics without…
More commonly known as a bunionette, a tailor’s bunion is a bony bump that forms at the joint of the little toe. The skin over the bunionette may appear reddish. Its name comes from tailors who often sat cross-legged while working. This position puts pressure on the little toe, thus causing the development of bunionettes….
The Podiatry Group of South Texas is excited to introduce and welcome a talented and friendly podiatrist on board. We present to you: Dr. Dean Kim. We’re excited for you to get to know more about him and his expertise. As we continue to work hard toward our commitment to provide the most advanced podiatric…
While our feet, toes, and toenails are pretty resilient, injuries and conditions can develop at any time. For such situations, you should always seek podiatric care. A podiatrist can examine your toes, diagnose you, and recommend the most effective treatments. Here are two common toenail problems that podiatrists frequently treat. Ingrown Toenails A toenail should…
Flat feet are also referred to as “fallen arches.” As the name suggests, people who have this condition do not have arches on the inside of their feet. Instead, their entire sole lies flat when touching the floor. The condition is normal in toddlers because their arches still need to develop, and they typically do…
