Achilles Tendonitis

Achilles tendonitis can be diagnosed if you are having pain to the back of your leg near your heel and is caused by repetitive stress to the tendon, tight calf muscles or a condition called Haglund's Deformity. 

Ankle Sprains

A sprained ankle is the most common sports injury and can occur when the strong ligaments of the ankle stretch beyond their limits and tear. 

Ingrown Toenails

Ingrown toenails can be a painful condition that is easily treated by a simple in office procedure called a nail avulsion. In some cases, your doctor may perform a matrixectomy as well to prevent the nail from growing back. 

Neuroma

A neuroma is a thickening of nerve fibers often in the all of your foot that can feel like a sharp, burning pain or like you are walking on a pebble. It is caused by compression of the nerves that causes irritation and swelling such as improper fitted shoe gear. 

Plantar Warts

Plantar warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and are spread by skin to skin contact or contact with an infected surface through a break in the skin. Most warts are easily treated by application of medication in the office. 

Dermatitis 

Dermatitis can cause redness, scaling, and itching of the skin on your feet. Dermatitis can be caused by a chemical irritant such as a new soap or prolonged water exposure. Most flare-ups can be controlled with home care and medical treatment. 

Athletes Foot

Athletes foot is caused by a fungus that gets into the skin of your feet and can cause itching and dry, flaking skin. Treatment consists of topical antifungals. 

Wounds

Foot wounds are common in diabetic patients who have been diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy. Wounds are important to treat in a clinical setting in order get the wound to heal properly and quickly to prevent infection into the soft tissue or bone.