Carmichael & Short Podiatrists - Conditions Treated At Our Podiatry Practice

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Conditions Treated At Our Clinic

Podiatry is a registered health profession dealing with the management of conditions affecting all aspects of the anatomy of the foot and lower extremity. Hence, this includes conditions affecting the skin, nerves, muscles, tendons, bones, joints and ligaments of this region of the body.

Podiatrists commonly use a range of treatments, from shoe inserts to surgery, to manage these conditions.

Some of the more common podiatric conditions are listed below:

Heel pain (eg Plantar fasciitis, heel spur syndrome, nerve entrapments)
Pes plano-valgus, flat feet, pronated ("rolled-in") feet & associated conditions
Pes Cavus (high arches) and related conditions
Foot and ankle fractures
Diabetic foot ulcers & other diabetic foot complications
Arthritic conditions of the lower extremity (e.g. Osteoarthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis)
Sports injuries, arch strain
Ankle sprains
Ingrown toenails, corns and calluses
Shin splints
Knee pain (e.g. "Runner's knee", chondromalcia, osteoarthritis)
Bunions (Hallux valgus, hallux limitus, hallux rigidus)
Toe deformities (Hammertoes, congenital toe deformities)
Skin infections (e.g. Tinea pedis, Plantar warts)
Cracked heels
Children's conditions (e.g. "pigeon toes", "knock knees", Sever's disease, osteochondroses)
Achilles tendon injury
Forefoot pain (Metatarsalgia, neuroma's, bursitis, plantar plate tears)
Occupational injuries
Footwear assessment and prescription

Our podiatry practice provides assistance with the following conditions:

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