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All medical and surgical problems of the foot and ankle. Specializing in Pain Management of the Foot & Ankle using Advanced Cryosurgical techniques. Also woundcare and limb salvage.
I am a Podiatrist in private practice for 17 years in Tampa Florida Organizations American Board of Podiatric Surgery Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, American Podiatric Medical Association, Florida Podiatric Medical Association, American Professional Wound Care Association, Cryostar certified in Foot Cryosurgery Publications http://ezinearticles.com/?Understanding-Heel-Pain-and-Treatment-Options&id=270285 http://ezinearticles.com/?New-Relief-for-Foot-Pain-Due-to-Diabetic-Neuropathy&id=438090 http://ezinearticles.com/?Permanent-Relief-for-Ingrown-Toenails&id=387593 http://ezinearticles.com/?Foot-Cryosurgery-for-Plantar-Fasciitis,-Heel-Pain,-Mortons-Neuroma-and-Neuropathy&id=261571 Education/Credentials I am a board-certified Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) and a certified Foot Cryosurgeon
This is my chosen profession and I enjoy helping others.
I hope to give people valuable information that will improve their lives. Too often, when people see their Drs. they are rushed and do not get a chance to ask questions. Hopefully I can help.
25% of bones in the human body are located in the feet! The feet can be one of the most indicative signs of an individual's health. Early symptoms for diabetes, arthritis and circulatory problems can often show themselves initially in the feet. The average person walks about 10,000 steps a day.
Hi Marty, Look at this site and hit the tab, "drs by state". Pick Texas. Costs are really variable so I would check with drs in your area. Also check with the dr and make sure they do the procedure
Hi James, Cryosurgery is an off-label treatment for fibroma. Cryosurgery is used commonly for soft tissue tumours. It is a decent option considering that the regular surgery is highly invasive. Please
Hi Teresa, I would see a podiatrist. This is the start of a bunion. I would consider orthotic devices to stabilize your foot. Wear supportive shoes and I see no reason why you can't jog or do other
Hi Gillian, You could have a permanent nail procedure, also known as a matrixectomy. This would not require removal of the whole toenail, just the sides. See my article below for more information
Hi Erik, I'm a bit confused on why you have had five surgeries? Were they all for the same area of the foot. Typically, I wound not consider breaking bones a good treatment for a neuroma. I question

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