Frequently Asked Questions

As a foot and ankle specialist, I specialize in treating a wide range of conditions including but not limited to:

•  Sprains and strains
•  Fractures
•  Tendon and ligament injuries
•  Arthritis
•  Plantar fasciitis
•  Bunions
•  Hammertoes
•  Neuromas
•  Diabetic foot conditions

Yes, there are nonsurgical options available for common foot and ankle issues such as:

•  Physical therapy
•  Custom orthotics
•  Medications
•  Injection therapy
•  Bracing or splinting
•  Activity modification

I provide customized orthotics tailored to your specific foot structure and needs. Additionally, I can recommend specific footwear that supports and accommodates your foot type and any existing conditions.

To prevent common foot and ankle problems, consider the following tips:

•  Wear supportive and properly fitting footwear
•  Maintain a healthy weight
•  Exercise regularly
•  Stretch and strengthen your feet and ankles
•  Practice good foot hygiene
•  Inspect your feet regularly

You should seek professional help for foot or ankle pain if you experience:

• Persistent pain that does not improve with rest.
•  Swelling, redness, or warmth in the affected area.
•  Difficulty bearing weight on the foot or ankle.
•  Limited range of motion.
•  Signs of infection such as fever or drainage from a wound.