Yeargain Foot & Ankle

Meet Dr. Kevan Patel: Your Trusted Foot & Ankle Specialist

We’re delighted to bring the spotlight onto Dr. Kevan Patel, a key part of Yeargain Foot & Ankle, serving the Dallas community. Dr. Patel has quickly become a trusted figure at our Oak Cliff/Methodist Hospital location since joining in 2023. Let’s delve into his background and unique approach to podiatric care, which ensures our patients receive nothing but the best.

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At Yeargain Foot & Ankle, we’re dedicated to helping you maintain healthy feet so you can stay active and pain-free.

Common Myths About Foot Care Debunked

When it comes to foot care, there’s no shortage of advice—some helpful, some misleading. Unfortunately, many myths about foot health persist, leading people to adopt practices that can do more harm than good. At Yeargain Foot & Ankle, we’re here to set the record straight.

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Plantar Plate Injuries: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

One common yet often misunderstood source of foot discomfort is a plantar plate injury. This condition affects the ligament beneath the ball of the foot and can lead to pain, swelling, and even toe deformities if left untreated. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for plantar plate injuries is key to maintaining your mobility and overall foot health.

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Winter Sports and Your Feet: Injury Prevention Tips for Skiing and Snowboarding

For many Texans, winter means traveling out of state to enjoy snowy adventures like skiing and snowboarding. While these activities are thrilling and fun, they can also take a toll on your feet if you’re not prepared. We want to ensure your time on the slopes is as safe and comfortable as possible. Here are our top tips for protecting your feet during your ski or snowboard trip.

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