Dr. Andrew Schneider is a podiatrist in Houston, TX and is the medical director of Tanglewood Foot Specialists. He treats all injuries and conditions of the foot and ankle. For more information and many informative videos, visit http://www.tanglewoodfootspecialists.com and his blog at http://tanglewoodfootspecialists.blogspot.com

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 v...

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 nec...

Most people wear running shoes, and all athletic shoes, much too long. This article discusses what to look for and the parameters to when shoes should be replaced.

Parents always want what's best for their children. They end up, however, putting improper shoes on their babies because they match their outfit. This article discusses when and what type of footwear ...

A bunion is a painful bump on the side of the foot. While treatment for this condition often requires surgery, this article explores other treatment that is necessary to prevent the bunion from coming...

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...

Nail polish contains chemicals that are harsh and damaging to the toenails. This article discusses a winter "break" from polish and the reasons why it should become a regular cycle each year.

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 t...

Each morning we have an important decision to make: what shoes should we wear for the day? Amazingly, most people only consider what "matches" rather than what will be the right shoe for the day's act...