What Does a Podiatrist Do?
Jun 6, 2018

The Role of a Podiatrist: Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care
Professional Training
Minimum 4-year university degree
Focused study of foot and ankle anatomy
Extensive medical science background
Additional specialization for Podiatric Surgeons
Areas of Expertise
Nail Care
General toenail maintenance
Ingrown toenail treatment
Conservative and surgical options
Fungal infection management
Skin Conditions
Treatment of calluses and corns
Skin lesion assessment
Anti-fungal treatment
Moisturizing advice
Pain Management
Comprehensive foot/ankle assessment
Diagnostic testing referrals
Treatment options including:
Therapeutic strapping
Ultrasound therapy
Joint mobilization
Acupuncture
Footwear Guidance
Assessment of current footwear
Recommendations for:
Walking shoes
Work footwear
Athletic shoes
Home footwear
Orthotic Therapy
Custom orthotic assessment
Digital foot scanning
Prescription writing
Fitting and adjustment services
Diabetic Care
Regular foot health assessments
Circulation checks
Nerve function testing
Preventive education
Toe Conditions
Treatment of hammer and claw toes
Bunion management
Arthritis care
Conservative and surgical options
Specialized Care
Management of lumps and bumps
Surgical procedures when needed
Ongoing maintenance care
Preventive treatment
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