"We're On Our Toes to Treat Your Foot Woes."
Foot
Our orthopedic urgent care centers are specialized medical facilities that provide immediate care for orthopedic injuries, including broken bones (fractures) and other musculoskeletal conditions. Our centers offer prompt assessment, diagnostic services, treatment, and referrals if needed.
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List of Foot Injuries We Treat
- Foot strains and sprains
- Foot fractures
- Toe fractures
- Metatarsal fractures
- Foot and toe dislocations
- Cellulitis
- Crush injuries
- Flat foot
- Foot drop
- Hammertoe
- Gout
- Neuromas
- Plantar fasciitis
- Bunions
FAQ
Symptoms of foot injuries are wide and varied. Symptoms include:
- Severe Pain
- Difficulty Bearing Weight
- Deformity
- Open Wounds
- Exposed Bones
- Numbness
- Loss of Circulation
- Stiffness
- Bruising
- Limping
- Difficulty with Activities
If you have persistent or severe foot pain, especially if it affects mobility or is associated with swelling or bruising, it’s advisable to seek medical evaluation for an accurate diagnosis.
No, many foot injuries can be treated non-surgically with rest, immobilization, physical therapy, and supportive footwear. Surgery is reserved for specific cases.
If you experience severe pain, persistent discomfort, or worsening symptoms in your foot, consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
Recovery time varies depending on the type and severity of the injury. Minor injuries may heal in a few weeks, while complex cases may require several months.
It depends on the injury’s type and severity. Your healthcare provider will provide guidance on weight-bearing and mobility restrictions.
Physical therapy exercises can aid in foot injury recovery by improving strength, flexibility, and balance. These exercises are typically prescribed by a healthcare provider.
Untreated or severe foot injuries can result in chronic pain, instability, or deformities. Prompt medical care can help prevent complications.
While not all injuries can be prevented, using proper footwear, maintaining good foot hygiene, avoiding overuse, and participating in foot-strengthening exercises can reduce the risk.
