Why do our feet have arches?
You probably don’t put much thought into it, but the feet do a lot of work, and it’s important work, too. They not only propel us for both work and fun, but they do so while absorbing tremendous impact. Every part of the foot makes an important contribution, including the arches, and if one part […]
It’s All About Balance!
Balance is an important, yet often overlooked, part of being a successful athlete – but it is also an important part of staying healthy, even for those who don’t play any sports at all. Good balance can help prevent injuries no matter your age or activity level. What causes good balance? Good balance is achieved […]
Why Swimming Is Good for Athletes
Whether you are an avid runner or biker or you play a sport, this kind of strenuous activity can be hard on the body. If you are an athlete who is in training (or you need a break from training), or if you are just looking for a fun way to exercise, heading down to […]
Foods for Joint, Muscle, and Bone Health
As you know by now, what you eat can really affect your health, and this includes the health of your joints, bones, and muscles. Here are some foods you can indulge in for some extra support for these vital parts of your anatomy and to prevent painful joints and muscles – as well as some […]
What to expect in discomfort following hip replacement surgery
Patients who have had a problematic hip and are looking towards hip replacement surgery may be excited about regaining their active lifestyles after months or years of discomfort and interruption in their daily lives. But at Sports, Occupational, and Knee Surgery in Texas, many patients worry about what to expect after their procedure. Will I […]
What is podiatry?
When an individual has a problem with their foot or ankle, they will want to visit a specialist known as a podiatrist. The field of podiatry focuses on the structures of the foot and ankle. What does a podiatrist do? Below are several conditions that are treated by podiatrists: Warts and corns Calluses Ingrown toenails […]
