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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.
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Can You Walk on a Broken Foot?While you can often walk on a broken foot, doing so can worsen your injury. After trauma, see the Houston podiatrist for an x-ray before resuming normal activity
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Have you been stepping up your workouts this Spring, only to notice pain in the backs of your legs or at your heels? It could be Achilles tendonitis. And, while this condition is painful, understanding its causes--and your treatment options--can help your recover and regain your mobility.April 2024 Newsletter
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Help, It Feels Like Pebbles Under my Feet!If it feels like pebbles under my feet, it could be corns, calluses or plantar warts. Try the Houston podiatrist's self-care relief methods and treatment tips
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Treating Toe Sprains with Platelet Rich PlasmaOur podiatrist in Houston can treat toe and foot sprains with platelet rich plasma injections (PRP.) Call Dr. Andrew Schneider for PRP for injuries 713-785-7881
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How to Effectively Tape Your Feet at Home to Relieve Plantar Fasciitis PainIf you're suffering from heel pain, our Houston podiatrist's at-home taping for plantar fasciitis method provide support and relieves discomfort daily.
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Will I Need Surgery for My Morton’s Neuroma?Surgery for a Morton's neuroma is always a last resort but is sometimes a necessity. Contact Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider for an immediate consult.
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March Newsletter 2 Truths and a Lie EditionWe've got two foot soothing solutions right in our office, and you can learn all about them just in time for Spring!
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What causes abductor hallucis pain?Abductor hallucis pain usually results from overuse or traumatic injury to the inner foot muscle. Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider can provide relief.
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Why does running turn my toe black?Bruised runner's toenails are sometimes seen as a badge of honor, but we can prevent a black nail. Enjoy running while keeping your toenails injury-free.
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What Causes Morton's Neuroma and How Can I Stop the Pain?Morton's neuroma can cause ball of foot pain that we control with custom orthotics and conservative therapy. Houston podiatrist Dr. Andrew Schneider can help