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When you are living with chronic foot pain, every step can feel like a chore. One of the most common and frustrating sources of this daily discomfort is the development of stubborn calluses.
By the time October rolls around in Cypress, the fall sports season is in full swing. It’s also the time of year when parents start noticing their 9- to 14-year-olds limping, complaining of a sharp, aching pain in the back of their heels.
Pushing your limits on the marathon trail or the pickleball court places immense strain on your lower extremities. While some discomfort is a part of your growth as an athlete, there is a point where overuse injuries can lead to diminishing returns.
Why isn’t the lotion working? Because you might not be dealing with dry skin at all. At Cypress Foot & Ankle Center, we frequently treat patients who have spent months battling what they thought was severe dry skin, only to discover they actually have a stubborn fungal infection, commonly known as Athlete’s Foot (Tinea Pedis).
Summer in Texas means longer days, outdoor adventures, backyard barbecues, trips to the pool, and plenty of time spent on your feet. But while you’re enjoying the sunshine, the intense Texas heat can take a toll on your foot health
If you have recently developed a burning, aching pain in the ball of your foot or your heel, and it feels exactly like you are walking directly on a pebble, you might be losing your natural shock absorbers. This painful condition is known as fat pad atrophy, and it can make simple activities into cumbersome chores very quickly.
You take off your shoes after a long day, and you notice something concerning: your second, third, or fourth toe is no longer lying flat. It has started to curl downward at the middle joint, resembling the shape of a hammer or a claw.
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