Jeffery Lamour, DPM, PA

For more than 20 years, Dr. Jeffery W. LaMour has provided patient-centered podiatry services for men, women, and children in and around Pflugerville and Austin, Texas, treating both acute and chronic issues affecting the feet and ankles at his practice, Jeffery W. LaMour, DPM, PA.

At his state-of-the-art office on Shoal Creek Boulevard, Dr. LaMour offers preventive and proactive solutions for patients of all ages, including treatments for ingrown toenails, plantar fasciitis, and plantar warts, as well as custom orthotics and comprehensive diabetic foot care options.

Achilles tendonitis is a relatively common cause of heel and calf pain, occurring in patients of all ages, especially people who are physically active. In most cases, Achilles tendonitis can be treated with conservative options designed to treat inflammation and stimulate natural healing.

Dr. Jeffery W. LaMour offers treatments like Shockwave therapy, PRP injections, and other techniques that can be customized specifically to the needs of patients throughout the Pflugerville and Austin, Texas, area, at his practice, Jeffery W. LaMour, DPM, PA, relieving their symptoms and restoring normal pain-free mobility.

If you're suffering from athlete's foot, you're not alone. Athlete's foot is a common condition. Estimates show 3% to 15% of the population has athlete's foot. As a top-ranked podiatrist at his practice, Jeffery W. LaMour, DPM, PA, is skilled in the diagnosis of athlete's foot and can help relieve your painful symptoms so you can go back to participating in your favorite activities.

If you've suffered an ankle injury, sprain or fracture, you know the pain involved. Dr. Jeffery LaMour, DPM, PA is ready to provide you with effective ankle injury solutions designed to meet your specific needs. Dr. LaMour is a top podiatrist who serves patients in Texas, Pflugerville and Austin.

Dr. LaMour doesn't simply relieve the pain associated with your injury, but rather provides solutions for correcting the condition and providing you with a shorter recovery period, so you can get back on your feet, enjoy greater mobility and experience a better quality of life.You define ankle injuries by the type of tissues (ligament, tendon or bone) that are injured.

An ankle sprain is when an outside force causes the ligaments in the foot and ankle to stretch beyond what they would do naturally. Ligaments are located throughout your body and it helps to think of them as elastic bands with a series of fibers running through them. When those elastic bands, or ligaments, are stretched too much, they can tear partially or all the way through.