You have tried wider shoes, inserts and rest days, yet your foot still aches with every step. Maybe a bunion keeps growing, a toe has started to curl, or an old fracture never felt right. When foot pain shapes your plans, it is natural to wonder whether surgery could help. This post walks through the foot conditions surgery may treat at our Austin and Leander offices.
Your ankle rolls on a curb you have stepped off a hundred times. Or it swells after every hike, every game and every long day on your feet. Maybe it never felt the same after an old injury. Ankle problems can quietly shrink your world, and it is hard to know when enough is enough. This post explains the signs that ankle surgery may be worth discussing with us in Austin or Leander.
You used to walk the dog or play a round of golf without a second thought. Now your ankle feels stiff every morning, aches by afternoon and swells after modest activity. Braces, medications and injections help less each time. When ankle arthritis starts setting the limits of your day, it is fair to ask about bigger solutions. This post covers the signs that total ankle replacement may be worth exploring with us in Austin or Leander.
One moment you are pushing off for a pickup basketball game or a tennis serve. The next, you hear a pop and feel as if someone kicked you in the back of the leg. Once the shock fades, the biggest question is usually how long it will take to get back. This post outlines what Achilles tendon repair recovery typically looks like, stage by stage, in Austin and Leander.
Your ankle joint is formed by the ends of the two lower leg bones, the tibia and fibula, sitting over the talus bone of the foot. Strong ligaments hold these bones together so the joint can move smoothly while carrying your full body weight. An ankle fracture can involve one bone or several, and it can range from a small crack that barely slows you down to a complex break that makes walking impossible.
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