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The Importance of Foot Rolling for the Fascia in Your FeetFoot rolling to stretch your plantar fascia is important to prevent injury and pain. Contact Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider at the first sign of pain.
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Why Are There White Spots On My Toenails?White spots on the toenail can be because of a fungus infection or damage from using toenail polish. Let's get them looking beautiful again...give us a call.
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Here’s Why Your Toenail Falls Off and What to Do When That HappensWondering what to do when your toenail falls off? If the loss causes pain or bleeding, see your podiatrist. Otherwise, with a new nail underneath, you're ok.
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June 2024 Newsletter
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Finding Morton’s Neuroma Relief with Shockwave Therapy in HoustonFor Morton's neuroma relief try Shockwave therapy in Houston, TX. It helps your body heal naturally. Contact podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider for more info.
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Here's Why You Can't Just Ignore Fungal ToenailsFungal toenails need to be treated before they spread. Come in and consult with Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider to learn the best way to treat yours.
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4 Ways to Prevent a Diabetic Wound (and 4 new treatments)Temperature is an early indicator of developing diabetic foot ulcers. Contact diabetic podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider in Houston for a diabetic wound appt
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Is a diabetes pedicure safe?Is it safe to have diabetes and get a pedicure? Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider shares the precautions to take to ensure safety for diabetic feet
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Athlete’s Foot: How to Prevent this Common InfectionHouston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider shares tips for preventing and treating athlete's foot, from choosing the right shoes and socks to proper foot washing
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Have you or your child suffered through the pain of an ingrown toenail? And have you felt like the treatment can be just as painful as the problem itself? Well, here's some news you can celebrate: we now offer Onfix, a pain-free ingrown toenail solution, in our office.May 2024 Newsletter
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Preventing Surgery with Shockwave Therapy for Morton's NeuromaChoosing Shockwave therapy for Morton's neuroma treatment can help avoid the need for surgery. Contact Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider for more info
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Why Diabetic Shoes and Diabetic Socks are a Vital Part of your Diabetic Foot CareDiabetic shoes are a simple way to keep your feet protected. A covered benefit by Medicare for many, they help prevent diabetic foot ulcers and amputation.