Your feet shouldn’t cause you pain and prevent you from doing the things you enjoy. If you have foot pain that isn’t improving, or if you suffered from foot trauma, board-certified podiatrist Ronald Bruscia, DPM, can diagnose and treat you at Katy Foot Doctor in Katy, Texas. Cal the office or request an appointment online for a foot examination.
Between the dozens of ligaments, muscles, tendons, and bones in each of your feet and ankles, if you’re experiencing foot pain, it could stem from any one of these components. You may have foot pain that’s caused by:
Sometimes, foot pain is associated with a topical issue. For instance, you can feel burning or stabbing foot pain sensations because of, for example, an ingrown toenail, plantar warts or diabetic foot wound.
Yes, especially since treating sore feet can be difficult. After all, your circulatory system has to work against the force of gravity to deliver vital nutrients and staying off your feet to give them time to heal can be challenging.
At Katy Foot Doctor, you can meet with Dr. Bruscia who’s a board-certified podiatrist that specializes in innovative foot pain treatment solutions. Dr. Bruscia encourages you to schedule a foot pain evaluation if you’re experiencing:
Dr. Bruscia can perform digital X-ray or ultrasound imaging right in the office, so he can get to the root of your foot pain quickly.
Your foot pain treatment plan from Katy Foot Doctor is designed to help you get relief from agonizing foot pain while treating the underlying condition. Dr. Bruscia may combine any of the following therapies to help you heal.
Sometimes, surgery is needed to treat foot conditions, like complex fractures or ruptured connective tissues. Because Dr. Bruscia is an experienced board-certified foot and ankle surgeon, if you do need surgery, you can feel confident that you’re in capable hands.
Before suffering from foot pain another day, book an exam at Katy Foot Doctor to get started on treatment. You can conveniently schedule an evaluation either online or over the phone.
