The doctors at Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Season are seeing an increase of sports injuries in children. Basketball, cheerleading, and volleyball are sports likely to lead to sprains, broken bones, and other issues. Here are five tips to keep your child in the game this season:
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Welcome Dr. Tebbe!
Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Center is proud to welcome Lucas S. Tebbe, DPM, AACFAS.
Going Barefoot? Beware!
Parents and families can prevent cuts, puncture wounds, and other injuries from going barefoot by following some simple recommendations from Dr. Sedberry.
Notice: Dr. Pace patients
Please be advised that Dr. Caleb N. Pace, DPM, AACFAS, will be leaving Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Center. He will continue to provide care to you until June 29, 2022.
Notice: Dr. Ciaramello patients
Please be advised that Dr. Brittany M. Ciaramello, DPM, AACFAS, has accepted a position with a practice in another state. May 15th, 2022, will be her last day at Shoal Creek Foot & Ankle Center. We wish her the absolute best in her new venture.
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The barrier to a perfect golf swing could lie in your big toe. Or your heel. Or on the ball of your foot. These are the three areas of your feet most likely to cause pain that can ruin your golf swing.
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If you start experiencing pain and swelling in the back of your lower leg or heel following exercise, or your lower leg feels stiff and tired during or after exercise, you may have Achilles tendonitis.
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Nothing ruins a summer vacation faster than a painful or injured foot. Dr. Ciaramello shares a few simple steps can help keep your feet safe and injury-free so you can enjoy your time off.
Take A New Look at Foot & Ankle Surgeons
With more education and training specific to the foot and ankle than any other healthcare provider, foot & ankle surgeons are the leading experts in foot and ankle care today.
Winter Tips for Diabetic Foot Care
Winter can be dangerous for your feet if you’re living with diabetes. To keep your feet healthy and safe this winter, take these precautions.
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