SAN ANTONIO, TX, March 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) Many people suffer from foot and ankle pain when they don't have to. To bring light to heel pain, Dr. Ed Davis, San Antonio podiatrist, has launched a website designed to help patients better understand heel pain and its causes. Patients can visit this informative website at http://www.heelpain.pro, in addition to Dr. Davis' practice website at http://www.southtexaspodiatrist.com for more information about heel pain in San Antonio.
Heel pain is one of the most common concerns that bring patients to Dr. Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio. With two convenient office locations in the San Antonio area, Dr. Ed Davis is dedicated to providing patients with heel pain the relief they need to live a healthy, active life.
"Heel pain tends to significantly affect a person's ability to work, and also limits their physical activity. I understand that many of my patients might be trying to exercise more for fitness, weight control, improvement of cholesterol levels and general health, but their heel pain limits them," said Dr. Ed Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio, TX. "With my practice website and website designated for heel pain, I hope my patients will better understand this painful condition and seek the treatment and prevention they need from one of my convenient locations."
By visiting Dr. Davis' heel pain specific website, patients can further understand heel pain, or plantar fasciitis. This website offers patients the definition, causes, treatments and prevention measures because Dr. Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio, Texas, wants patients to understand that they do not have to live with their heel pain.
To remain on the cutting edge of technology, Dr. Ed Davis offers patients who suffer from heel pain a new alternative to treat their pain. With new techniques available, Dr. Davis, San Antonio, Texas podiatrist, provides hope for his patients with tough cases of heel pain. The Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy, the Topaz procedure and platelet rich plasma are among several advanced techniques that Dr. Davis offers at his office to bring relief for his patients' heel pain.
Whether patients are suffering from San Antonio heel pain, bunions or other conditions, Dr. Ed Davis is happy to offer valuable resources to aid in furthering his patients' knowledge of their condition. Dr. Davis encourages patients suffering from heel pain to visit one of his office locations to find relief for their pain because heel pain does not have to interrupt their day-to-day lives.
About San Antonio South Texas Podiatrist: Dr. Ed Davis offers over 25 years of experience treating foot and ankle problems. The practice offers a wide range of podiatric procedures and treatments, including Achilles tendon, ankle instability, corns, diabetic foot and hammertoes. Additionally, Dr. Davis specializes in bunion care and treatment for heel pain, and is now offering a new heel pain relief procedure known as Topaz Procedure in his San Antonio practice.
Media Contact:
Dr. Ed Davis, DPM, FACFAS
contactus@southtexaspodiatrist.com
502 Madison Oak #346
San Antonio, TX 78258
210.490.3668
http://www.southtexaspodiatrist.com
http://www.heelpain.pro/
San Antonio Podiatrist Offers Expert Advise for Heel Pain Sufferers
Dr. Ed Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio, introduces a website designed specifically for the understanding of heel pain.
2012-03-15
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[Press-News.org] San Antonio Podiatrist Offers Expert Advise for Heel Pain SufferersDr. Ed Davis, podiatrist in San Antonio, introduces a website designed specifically for the understanding of heel pain.