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Foot pain can be extremely painful, but it is also very common among children, young adults, older adults, and elderly. The most common foot problems are plantar faciitis, achilles tendonitis, and heel pain.
Whats the Difference Between Telemedicine and Telephone?
Telemedicine is use of video conferencing, sending images for diagnosis and it is real time interactive services. Telephone visits are clinical exchanges that occur via telephone between the provider and the patient. During the times of COVID -19 these are great services to take advantage of. There is no need to leave your house if you have a certain medical conditions.
What conditions can be treated or addressed via telemedicine or telephone?
- Fungal nails:
Treatment options can include topical or oral antifungal medications.
- Skin conditions:
Treatment options can include topical steroid ointments or oral steroid medications
- Joint pain:
Treatments options can include oral anti-inflammatories, blood work to rule out systemic diseases.
You can also do an initial consultation to see if you need to come in person to continue therapy. Please give us a call and schedule your appointment with us in any office locations which include Perth Amboy, Keyport, East Brunswick and Bayonne.
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What Is The Purpose of A Walking Boot?
As we age we develop muscle imbalances or core weaknesses that lead to nagging foot or leg pain. At this point, doctors most likely will recommend to wearing a walking boot.
Why Are My Toes Numb?
Loss of feeling, tingling, or numbness that lingers for extended periods of time can cause concern for other underlying conditions.
What can cause a bruised heel?
A bruised heel is an injury to the fat pad that protects the heel bone. This usually takes up to 4 weeks to recover.
Joint Pain in Foot or Ankle.
Joint pain in the foot or ankle is very common among young adults and, especially, older people as well. This form of pain can be a sign of many different conditions.
Ruptured Achilles Tendon
The Achilles tendon is a strong fibrous cord that connects the muscles in the back of your calf to your heel bone.