Richardson Podiatry Associates

Achilles tendinitis is the second-most common source of heel pain for adults. https://bit.ly/3gp1l4y

Heel pain is often the result of inflammation in your plantar fascia or other tendons in your foot. But an X-ray can help eliminate any other possible conditions. https://bit.ly/3bA0k6V

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What do diabetes and foot care have in common? More than you might think. https://bit.ly/3OWRpMn

Peripheral neuropathy has several treatment options. It can't be cured, but it can be treated.
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If you're tired of your ankle, foot, or toe pain, schedule an appointment with our expert foot specialists today!
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Plantar fasciitis is a very common problem. Schedule an appointment today and let's get your treatment started!
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Find quick answers for many of your foot & ankle questions on or FAQs page:
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Custom orthotics may be your ticket to correcting your foot pain. Schedule an appointment and let's discuss your options.
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Be sure to warm up when starting sporting activities. Stretch, go slowly, and proper footwear will help prevent injuries to your lower extremities.
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Diabetes greatly complicates foot health. Don't let things too bad before you call and schedule an appointment.
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Could Achilles Tendinitis Be Causing My Heel Pain? // RPC

Treat your Achilles tendinitis before it gets worse and possibly tears. Schedule an appointment with us today!

Could Achilles Tendinitis Be Causing My Heel Pain? // RPC Achilles tendinitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain. Click to read Dr. David Haddad’s latest blog explaining the conditions and treatment options!

Wearing the correct shoes greatly helps with preventing heel pain!
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Once they start, bunions will continue to grow without treatment!
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It is important to inspect your child’s feet periodically and always ensure he or she is wearing shoes that fit correctly. https://bit.ly/3kD7WXS

For professional foot and ankle injury treatment, contact Richardson Podiatry Center and we will provide the effective care you need! https://bit.ly/3HYw4yQ

Have you reached your limit in dealing with brittle fungal nails or athlete’s foot? Stop these problems before they get worse with advanced nail and skin care treatments! https://bit.ly/3FbPnTT

Early examinations can help prevent charcot foot in diabetics.
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If you notice your child walks a little bit “pigeon-toed” or with his feet turned inward, or if you notice your child’s feet point outwards, it’s time to talk to us! https://bit.ly/3TKLfzX

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

How to Recovery Quickly from Foot & Ankle Surgery

Do you about ways to recover from surgery faster?

How to Recovery Quickly from Foot & Ankle Surgery Richardson Podiatry knows that no one wants to be down long term when recovering from surgery. Click here to learn how Richardson Podiatry recommends you recover.

Have you noticed nail discoloration on any of your toes? Come into our Richardson, TX foot doctor’s office and have us examine it for you.
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There are several types of orthotics to choose from, let us help you decide the right ones for you.
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If you have diabetes, it’s important not to overlook your feet!
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Think you have a bunion? We can help!
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Achilles tendinitis is the second-most common source of heel pain for adults.
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We have many options to treat plantar fasciitis. Find out more:
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Ingrown toenail treatment at home is a good way to treat the infection in its beginning stages. The next step is to call us!
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Its National Take Your Dog for a Walk Day! Show us a picture of your dog!
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Happy President's Day! Hope you have the day off to enjoy time with friends and family!

Heel pain is a common concern for people that are dealing with flat feet. So is it possible for children (who are born with flat feet) to have heel pain?
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Q & A - What is Plantar Faciitis and who does it impact the most?
There can be many contributing factors to your developing plantar fasciitis. It is very common among athletes and overweight people.
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Highlighting the Leading Cause of Heel Pain | Richardson Podiatry Center

What is the leading cause of Heel Pain?

Highlighting the Leading Cause of Heel Pain | Richardson Podiatry Center The leading cause of heel pain is plantar fasciitis. The podiatrists at Richardson Podiatry Center are experts in treating all types of heel pain!

Sometimes you can treat an ingorwn toenail at home, but other times - you need a doctor to perform a small in-office surgery to take care of the problem. Give us a call!
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Did you know that if you damage your toenail (through injury or bad shoes) you have a higher chance of developing an ingrown toenail?

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Who struggles with black toenails a lot? Are you a runner?
Darkened toenails are more common for runners who wear shoes that are too tight, so a good way to prevent the condition from developing is to choose footwear that fits correctly.
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Intro to Black Toenails | Richardson Podiatry Center

What cuases my toenails to turn black?

Intro to Black Toenails | Richardson Podiatry Center Black Toenails are unsightly, but they can allude to bigger problems! The experts at Richardson Podiatry are here to tell you all you need to know.

Happy Groundhog’s Day! Don’t let foot or ankle pain keep you hidden but call our office and get the treatment you need! https://bit.ly/3HYw4yQ

How much do you know about blisters? Should you pop them or leave them alone? Find out all you need to know here - https://bit.ly/3vU6Zzy

If you have diabetes, make sure to have your feet evaluated on at least a yearly basis to protect them from major issues. https://bit.ly/3OWRpMn