Amy Susan Walsh, DPM

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Primary: Podiatrist (Foot Specialist)

Sub-Specialty: Foot & Ankle Surgery

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Phone: (281) 251-3350

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Phone: (281) 370-0648

Address: 8681 Louetta Rd Ste 150, Spring, TX 77379

Website: http://louettafootandankle.com

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Amy Susan Walsh, DPM

General Practitioners

Warts
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Neurologic causes of heel pain – Nerve entrapment can be the cause of heel pain. With this problem, you’ll feel a burning sensation on your heel. Also, that pain will be aggravated by daily activities, but it may even persist when you stop and take a rest. Luckily, we can help you find pain relief for this neurologic problem. And, we can use non-invasive treatments, like the ones we use to treat plantar fasciitis, because they are often effective in treating this condition.
Primary Care
Referral Form. If your insurance requires a Referral Form from your Primary Care Physician (PCP), it is your responsibility to make sure you bring the hard copy of the form with you. You may also have the PCP’s office fax a copy to our Louetta office at (281) 251-3350. You must make sure that it is in our possession before your visit.
Emergency Care
When your feet hurt, you want to know why, and that’s where our team of trained podiatrists can help. In our Spring and Tomball, TX offices, we offer diagnostic X-rays, so you can skip the wait at the Emergency Room and quickly diagnose broken bones from injury or stress fractures.
Diabetic Foot Care
Managing your diabetic foot care is the best way to prevent complications like ulcers. (These are hard-to-heal infections that put you at risk for amputation.) Of course, our Spring and Tomball, TX podiatrists are here to help if problems develop.

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care
Keep your diabetes in good control. Make sure to visit every member of your diabetes care team regularly. And follow any dietary changes, making sure to take all your prescribed medications too. Because well-controlled diabetes prevents blood sugar buildup. Which can also help you avoid diabetic complications.

Ultrasound
As you can see, there are many reasons why your heels hurt. Our foot and ankle specialists perform comprehensive diagnostics, including ultrasound and sensory testing to get to the root of your heel pain problem. About 95% of our heel pain patients do not require surgery, and most enjoy pain relief after just one treatment.
X-Rays

Ankle Surgery
Bunion Surgery
If non-surgical measures don’t bring relief, we may correct the deformity with a “bunionectomy,” in which we safely and gently realign the bone, ligaments, tendons, and nerves to restore your toe to its proper position. This procedure can be performed under local anesthesia. You can be in and out of surgery the same day, without an overnight hospital stay.
Bunions
If you have imbalances in your body, including legs of different lengths, custom insoles could help prevent pain and injury. And, along with other treatments, orthotics can relieve pain caused by heel spurs, bunions, shin splints, and other conditions. Also, after treating foot deformities such as bunions, wearing your orthotics can help prevent recurring issues.
Neurosurgery
Ingrown Toenails
Looking for the best method for treating ingrown toenails? Here in Spring, TX, we can wear sandals and open-toed shoes for most of the year. Except, if you have curved or infected ingrown toenails, you may want to keep them hidden. So let’s help you get back to showing off your toes–and improving your pain.…
Reconstructive Surgery

Corns
Ulcer
After having this procedure, our patients report life changing results. First, they can put tingling pain and numb feet behind them. And second, they lower their foot ulcer risk, since they can now feel their wounds. (As a reminder, ulcers are open, hard-to-heal wounds. Diabetics are at risk for ulcers because they may not feel small wounds. Then, because of their reduced blood flow, the small wounds are harder to heal. Which means diabetic neuropathy is a risk factor for ulcers. And diabetic neuropathy treatment can reduce your risk!)
Calluses
Just what the Dr. ordered! Calluses are smoothed away with a urea-based callus spray. Legs and feet are then polished with an exfoliating scrub. Each foot is then wrapped in a warm, moist towel while you enjoy a soothing massage.
Fungus
We will recommend care techniques to reduce recurrence of the infection. There is a chance of re-infection because the fungus is present everywhere in the environment. Preventative maintenance treatments are also recommended. We also suggest treating your shoes with anti-fungal products in order to prevent reinfection from your footwear.
Psoriasis
I wanted to thank you for being so tender with Hallie yesterday. She was eager to tell me that you thought she was "99.9% perfect." Although her psoriasis/arthritis in no way defines her, I know she is aware of her health versus her three sisters. You were the best part of her day and it meant the world to me.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Advanced Training: Exceeds requirements for continuing education through annual attendance at the Podiatry Institute with coursework in Biomechanics & Sports Medicine, Surgery & Surgical Complications & Advanced Techniques for Treating Heel Pain
Heel Pain
Ankle Sprain
One of the most common injuries for football players is a lateral ankle sprain. It’s an injury that happens when your ankle rolls inward, and your outer ligaments tear. Symptoms of this injury include instant pain and tenderness, as well as swelling on the outside of your ankle.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
Why see a podiatrist? Well, let’s talk about podiatry goals! After all, when would you see a podiatrist, you can get pain relief! But, because you might not know the answer, here are some things to think about before you make appointments.
Achilles Tendonitis
Tennis – If you play tennis, you’re at risk for ankle sprains, stress fractures, heel pain, Achilles tendonitis, toenail trauma, muscle cramps and strained muscles.
Ankle Sprain
Whether you’re a hard-training competitive athlete or a weekend warrior, you know the pain and frustration injuries can cause. A foot or ankle injury can sideline you for long periods of time – without proper treatment.
Arthritic Foot Care
Bunions Problems
Both bunions and bunionettes can cause pain, swelling, and skin irritation. We have the training, expertise, and leading-edge technology to alleviate your pain and speed the healing process.
Calluses
Diabetic Foot Care
Managing your diabetic foot care is the best way to prevent complications like ulcers. (These are hard-to-heal infections that put you at risk for amputation.) Of course, our Spring and Tomball, TX podiatrists are here to help if problems develop. Just ask Dave, one of our patients who recently shared this about his experience with…
Flat Feet
Fungus Toenails
For a variety of reasons, some people are much more likely to develop toenail fungus and other conditions that cause the nail to lose its natural appearance. While medicines are available to treat the fungus, these compounds may take some time to be effective and may never restore the nail to its normal appearance.
Hammertoes
Heel Spurs
Bursitis – Runners, athletes and others who spend a significant amount of time on their feet may develop bursitis where the Achilles tendon inserts into the heel bone. This painful condition affects the fluid-filled sacs that cushion your joints. A thorough exam will help our foot and ankle specialists determine whether you have also developed a heel spur. Then, if bursitis is the problem, we can begin your treatment program. Options will include resting your joints, and working with our in-house physical rehabilitation. Because, through physical rehabilitation, you can strengthen your joints and learn proper movements to prevent a recurrence of this overuse injury.
Heel Pain
Foot Pain
Foot Infections
At our Spring and Tomball, TX podiatric offices, we’ve really focused on diabetic foot care. We help protect our diabetic patients from complications. These include foot infection, foot ulcers, and damage caused by poor circulation.
Ingrown Toenails
At first, an ingrown toenail will be a little red and irritated. But, without treatment, you could feel burning or see your skin folds thicken. Sometimes, the pain is worsen when you wear shoes, but that’s not always the case.
Foot Injuries
Metatarsalgia
Foot Neuroma
Poor Circulation in Feet
Pediatric Foot Care
Plantar Fasciitis
This condition can cause heel or arch pain. And it’s a frequent concern for runners and cyclists, especially if you like to ride with a high saddle. If plantar fasciitis is to blame for your foot pain, we’ll recommend icing, stretching and a custom insole. In some cases, you may need anti-inflammatory medications to resolve inflammation in your connective tissue.
Podiatric Deformities
This condition is characterized by pain in the ball of your foot, around your metatarsal bones. It can be a side effect of bunions or other foot deformities, or it can be the result of a nerve condition. The best way to prevent or address this condition is to learn your foot type and choose shoes that support your biomechanics.
Podiatric Surgery

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