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Aspen Foot & Ankle: Common Foot Problems
Dr. David T. Savage outlines common foot disorders such as bunions, hammertoes, and infections, along with signs, symptoms, and differential diagnoses for each condition. He provides seven practical tips for better foot health, including choosing the right footwear, maintaining toenail hygiene, and using treatments for common foot problems. The document emphasizes the importance of proper foot care and the potential need for medical intervention when certain symptoms arise.
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Aspen Foot & Ankle: Common Foot Problems
- 1. COMMON FOOTDISORDERS& SEVEN TIPS FOR BETTER FOOT HEALTHDr. David T. SavageBoard Certified Foot Surgery
- 2. Anatomy of theFoot
- 3. Segments of theFoot
- 4. Spectrum of ForefootConditionsLocal(soft corn, callus)
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- 6. Biomechanical (bunion, hammertoe, neuroma)
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- 8. Oncologic (melanoma, bonetumors)
- 9. Systemic (arthritis)Soft Corn:Signsand SymptomsHyperkeratotic lesions on toe(s)
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- 21. Bone spur intoesSoft Corn:TreatmentConservative therapy
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- 23. Surgical intervention asindicatedDigital CaseToe Deformity
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- 29. Surgical treatmentDigital CaseAbnormality of Nail
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- 31. Nail Streak ofTrauma
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- 34. Hallux (Big Toe)Joint AbnormalitiesSwollen Great Toe
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- 37. Fracture: Joint orSesamoid
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- 43. Hallux Limitus:Conservative TherapySpecialshoes, padding, inserts
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- 47. Patient educationPain inBall of the Foot
- 48. Pain in Ballof Foot:Differential DiagnosisStress fracture
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- 53. Local manifestation ofsystemic disease
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- 55. Torn plantar plateStressFracture
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- 62. Lesion on Sole:DifferentialDiagnosisPorokeratosis
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- 68. Lesion on Sole:Treatment– CallusDebridement
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- 70. Shoe Padding orInserts
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- 72. Hot, Swollen Foot:DifferentialDiagnosisOsteomyelitis
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- 74. Gout and rheumatoidarthritis
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- 79. Podiatric Foot andAnkleSurgeon: Training4-year program to DPM degree
- 80. Residency in surgicalspecialtyThe Podiatric SurgeonThank You!!
- 81. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: Often when I buy a new pair of shoes they feel comfortable in the store, but after wearing them only a few hours, they feel unbearably tight. Why does this happen?Tip#1 – Buy shoes in the afternoon or evening.
- 82. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: My toenails are thick and discolored, what can I do to make them look better before going barefoot at the beach this summer?Tip #2 – Consider therapy directed to eliminating the fungus with prescribed oral and/or topical medications.
- 83. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: I absolutely hate my feet because I can never get them to fit into stylish high heels. I have at least three friends getting married this year and want to be able to wear sexy high heels to all of their weddings. I am contemplating getting that new cosmetic foot surgery that everyone is talking about so that I can slip my feet in to some great new shoes. This surgery is easy, right?Tip #3: If it is not broke, don’t fix it. It is unwise to have surgery if your feet don’t hurt to begin with and you have no problems walking.
- 84. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: I am scared to take of my shoes when I am at other people’s homes because my feet often smell badly after they have been in my shoes for an extended period of time. I don’t want anyone to think I smell, so is there anything I can do to eliminate this odor?Tip #4 There is over 250,000 sweat glands in the foot. Bromhidrosis is the term to describe smelly feet. Closed toed shoes aggravate sweaty feet and set up the perfect environment for bacteria to grow, leading to more odor and more sweat. “Before slipping on shoes, try rubbing cornstarch or spraying antiperspirant directly on the soles of your feet to stop the sweating”
- 85. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: A few days after I get a pedicure at the nail salon, the area around my big toenail becomes inflamed and really hurts. Why does this happen and is there anything I can do to stop the pain?Tip#5 It is important to remember to cut all toenails straight across when trimming so that they grow straight and not into the skin around the toes.
- 86. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion:I just bought a new pair of sneakers and I have noticed that after I workout my toes hurt and both of my big toenails are starting to look a little discolored. Why is this happening and how can I fix it?Tip #6 Make sure that you get your feet measured in a shoe store while standing. Shoe models vary. Don’t rely on the size of the last pair of shoes. You should have a thumbs width of room at the end of the toe when standing. Replace sneakers every 300-500 miles.
- 87. Tips For BetterFoot HealthQuestion: When buying a new pair of sandals this season, what should I look for in a shoe to make sure that they will also be comfortable?Tip#7 – Material like terry cloth, soft leather and mesh fabrics are great for letting your feet breathe during the hot days and nights of summer. Good mobility. Don’t cause blisters. Ensure that they fit properly and look for ultra-cushioned soles.