The inflamed tissue runs across the bottom of the foot.

Symptoms include stabbing pain near the heel. Pain might be worst in the morning.

Treatments include physical therapy, shoe inserts, steroid injections, and surgery.

Corns most often develop on the top, sides of the feet and between the toes. They're benign and can also be found in weight-bearing areas.

Symptoms include hardened, raised bumps surrounded by inflamed skin. They can be painful when pressed.

Self-care measures include wearing properly fitting shoes and using protective pads. Medicated patches can help remove corns, or a doctor can trim them.

Diabetic foot conditions. 

We take care of:

-Diabetic Foot Ulcer

-Osteomyelitis

-Diabetics and Peripheral Neuropathy

-Charcot Foot

The condition usually affects the big toe. People who have diabetes are at greater risk of complications.

Pain, redness, and swelling can occur at the affected nail.

Lifting or removing the toenail can help. Antibiotics might be needed.

Flat feet can occur during childhood if the arches of the feet don't develop, after an injury, or from the wear and tear of aging.

Most people have no symptoms associated with flat feet. But some people with flat feet experience foot pain, particularly in the heel or arch area.

For painful flat feet, treatments include arch supports for the shoes, stretching, or a structurally supportive shoe.

Nail fungus.

Usually, the problems caused by this condition are cosmetic.

The main symptoms are changes in the appearance of nails. Rarely, the condition causes pain or a slightly foul odor.

Treatments include oral antifungal drugs, medicated nail polish or cream, or nail removal.