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Dr Andrew Schneider's Articles in Podiatry

  • How Orthotics Can Prevent Bunion Surgery
    A bunion is a bump on the side of the great toe joint which can often become painful. In Houston, where the climate is warm, people find them unsightly. They are caused by unstable foot mechanics which can be addressed by a foot orthotic. An orthotic will make the foot work more efficiently and remove the forces that make a bunion progress. This article discusses how a properly made orthotic can help you avoid bunion surgery.
  • Caring for a Broken Foot or Broken Ankle
    A broken foot or broken ankle is important to identify early to receive the proper treatment. These injuries present with pain, swelling, and bruising and often require a cast. This article discusses the severity of these broken bones and how to address them.
  • What You Can Do For a Broken Toe
    Most people think that nothing can be done for a broken toe. With it, though, comes swelling and pain. This is especially true in Houston where many people prefer to walk barefoot due to the heat. This article discusses how to properly treat a broken toe.
  • Identifying and Treating Athletes Foot
    Athletes foot is a common foot condition in the summertime. The fungus thrives in heat and humidity and causes dryness and itching on the feet and between the toes. This article discusses how to treat athletes foot.
  • Five Risks of Wearing High Heels Revealed
    High heeled shoes have always been a fashion trend. Although the overall number of women wearing them daily has decreased, pain reported from their use has increased. Knowing the potential risks of wearing these shoes can very well prevent injury.
  • 5 Tips to Protect Your Feet When Running In Cold Weather
    Many are forced indoors when confronted with cold and wet weather, but there is a safe way to run and race outdoors in less-than-ideal conditions. This article discusses some of the precautions to take when running in cold weather.
  • All About Turf Toe
    Turf toe is a misunderstood foot injury, usually associated with football. This article discusses the cause of the injury and the most common course of treatment.
  • 4 Tips on Peripheral Neuropathy You Can Use Today
    Peripheral Neuropathy is becoming an increasingly more common issue. The pain can be severe and causes a dramatic change in the quality of the sufferer's day and can even prevent someone from falling asleep. This article reviews four tips that can make someone suffering from peripheral neuropathy reduce their pain level and feel more comfortable.
  • Your Child's Feet Should Not Hurt
    Children are often told that they will grow out of the pain in their feet and legs. The truth is that no child should suffer in pain from their lower extremity. This article examines the most common variety of pain that occurs in children and steps a parent should take to manage it.
  • Barefoot Running: A Podiatrist's Dilemma
    Barefoot running is a emerging subculture in the sport of recreational running. Proponents describe significant benefits to running without shoes. Critics typically feel that shoes and support are necessary for proper foot function.
  • Choosing the Right Orthotic
    With so many foot care products on the market, it is difficult to find the right one for you. This is especially true when it comes to a shoe insert or orthotic. This article discusses the different types of shoe inserts, insoles, and orthotic to aid in making the right decision as which is the right one for you.
  • Numb Feet are a Disaster Waiting To Happen
    Foot pain can often be an unwanted presence, but for someone with diabetes it is a precious commodity. Peripheral neuropathy is a syndrome when the feet can be constantly numb or painful. This article discusses this syndrome and offers some available options for treatment.

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