Research in Progress: Explore new treatments for diabetic ulcers. Call (281) 391-1212 for more details.
The sooner you recognize how arthritis affects the feet, the sooner you can take steps toward relief. Below, Fulshear Foot & Ankle outlines important, need-to-know info about foot arthritis, including symptoms and tips to manage this condition.
Plantar warts are notoriously difficult to treat with over-the-counter remedies. Seeking early, professional treatment is the most effective way to get rid of plantar warts for good.
A bunion is a complex 3D problem, and it requires a 3D solution. At Fulshear Foot & Ankle, we offer an innovative procedure called Lapiplasty® that is changing the way we treat bunions by addressing the root cause.
Are you experiencing foot pain, numbness, or swelling without a clear reason? The first step toward effective treatment is an accurate diagnosis.
An ingrown toenail is a common foot problem, but that doesn’t make it any less frustrating. While it might start as a minor annoyance, neglect can quickly lead to painful irritation (or even infection!). At Fulshear Foot & Ankle, we want to help you understand this condition, address its symptoms, or prevent it altogether. Spotting…
When you buy a car, you select based on personal preference and need, right? More room in the trunk for growing families, a sportier design for solo recreation, better mileage or safety for that growing teen driver… Bottom line? Custom is king, so the same logic you use for purchasing a vehicle should apply to…
Foot and ankle pain after an injury is common, but how do you know if it’s “just” a sprain or something more serious, like a fracture? Ignoring a broken bone can lead to long-term problems like chronic pain, arthritis, and difficulty walking. At Fulshear Foot and Ankle, we know it can be hard to tell…
Plantar fasciitis is a very common cause of heel pain, affecting millions. It involves inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue that runs along the bottom of your foot from heel to toe. But how do you know if you have it? Below, Fulshear Foot & Ankle has put together a guide…
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