The Most Common Foot and Ankle Conditions We Treat

Learn about the most common foot and ankle conditions treated at The Foot and Ankle Center in The Woodlands, Conroe,Magnolia and nearby areas. Expert podiatric care for heel pain, bunions, ingrown nails, sprains, and more.

Expert Foot and Ankle Care Close to Home

At The Foot and Ankle Center in The Woodlands, TX, we treat a wide range of foot and ankle problems for patients of all ages. Many conditions start small—mild discomfort, a little swelling, a bit of stiffness—but can quickly become more serious without proper care.

Below are the most common conditions we see in our clinic and how we help patients find lasting relief.

1. Plantar Fasciitis (Heel Pain)

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most frequent causes of heel pain.
Most patients describe:

  • Sharp pain with their first steps in the morning

  • Pain after standing for long periods

  • Discomfort after running or activity

We offer advanced treatment options including stretching routines, custom orthotics, guided therapy, and minimally invasive solutions.

2. Achilles Tendonitis

The Achilles tendon connects the calf muscles to the heel. When overused, it can become irritated or inflamed.
Common signs include:

  • Pain behind the heel

  • Stiffness, especially after activity

  • Swelling along the back of the ankle

Early treatment helps prevent tendon tears or chronic problems.

3. Ankle Sprains & Instability

Ankle sprains occur after rolling or twisting the ankle. Without proper treatment, sprains can lead to long-term instability.
We treat sprains of all severities with:

  • Diagnostic imaging

  • Bracing

  • Therapy

  • Strengthening programs

For chronic instability, we offer advanced treatment options to restore support and mobility.

4. Bunions

A bunion is a bony bump that forms at the base of the big toe.
You may notice:

  • Pain when walking

  • A toe drifting out of alignment

  • Swelling on the inside of the foot

We provide both conservative and surgical options depending on the severity.

5. Hammertoes

Hammertoe occurs when a toe bends abnormally at the middle joint, causing discomfort and difficulty wearing shoes.
Treatment may include:

  • Splints or padding

  • Shoe changes

  • Custom orthotics

  • Minimally invasive correction when needed

6. Ingrown Toenails

Ingrown nails are painful and can easily become infected.
Signs include:

  • Redness

  • Swelling

  • Drainage

  • Tenderness along the side of the nail

We offer safe, quick, and comfortable in-office treatments to provide immediate relief and prevent recurrence.

7. Flat Feet & Arch Pain

Flat feet can cause:

  • Fatigue in the feet

  • Knee, hip, or back discomfort

  • Overuse injuries

We diagnose the root cause and recommend:

  • Supportive footwear

  • Custom orthotics

  • Strengthening programs

8. Neuropathy & Nerve Pain

Numbness, tingling, burning, or strange sensations in the feet often point to neuropathy.
Common causes include:

  • Diabetes

  • Nerve compression

  • Injury

We provide evaluations, nerve testing, and personalized treatment to reduce symptoms and protect long-term foot health.

9. Toenail Fungus

Fungal nails are common and can cause discoloration, thickening, and brittleness. We offer advanced treatment options to restore healthy nails safely and effectively.

10. Diabetic Foot Conditions

For patients with diabetes, early care is essential.
We treat:

  • Ulcers

  • Wounds

  • Skin changes

  • Circulation problems

We also provide preventive exams to protect long-term health and mobility.

Why Choose The Foot and Ankle Center in The Woodlands, TX?

Our clinic offers:
✔ Advanced diagnostic technology
✔ Personalized treatment plans
✔ Both conservative and surgical options
✔ Care for children, adults, and seniors
✔ Expertise in sports medicine and chronic conditions

We are dedicated to helping every patient walk comfortably and confidently.

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If you're experiencing foot or ankle pain, don’t wait for symptoms to worsen.
The Foot and Ankle Center, The Woodlands, TX is here to help you feel better—fast.

📍 3786 FM 1488 Suite 150, The Woodlands, TX 77384

Call (281) 369 - 9166

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