Podiatry

Podiatry is a branch of healthcare that deals with the diagnosis, and treatment of foot, ankle, and lower extremities disorders.

Our qualified Podiatrists are medical specialists who can assist with various problems that affect your feet and surrounding areas. They treat foot injuries as well as complications from ongoing health issues like diabetes.

What to expect

During your first visit to a Podiatrist, they will ask questions about your medical history, medications you’re on, or any surgeries you’ve had.

They will examine how you walk and stand, check the range of motion in your joints, and see how your shoes fit.

Depending on your condition, The Podiatrist might suggest orthotics, padding, or physical therapy to ease symptoms. They may use tools like syringes to administer pain medication and nail splitters to remove ingrown toenails. Scalpels may be used to cut into the skin around a toenail or remove parts of corns and calluses. Your Podiatrist may use cryotherapy equipment (liquid nitrogen) to freeze off warts.

Conditions we treat

• Fractures and sprains
• Bunions and hammertoes
• Nail disorders
• Nerve damage in feet
• Arthritis
• Growing pains in children
• Heel pain
• Growths like warts