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Charlotte Family Podiatry

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Charlotte Family Podiatry

We bring high-quality mobile podiatric and wound care services directly to the communities and suburbs of Charlotte.

Dr. Issa offers same and next-day appointments to address urgent needs promptly via virtual and at-home visits.

12/11/2024

Take charge of your foot health and see your podiatrist before starting a new physical activity.

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/75-keep-your-feet-healthy-so-you-can-stay-active.html

12/10/2024

Diabetic foot complications are common due to nerve damage, or neuropathy, and poor circulation, which make the feet vulnerable to injuries that may go unnoticed. Even small cuts or blisters can develop into serious ulcers, as high blood sugar levels delay wound healing and increase infection risk....

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/74-the-role-of-wound-care-in-diabetic-foot-complications.html

12/03/2024

Gout is a type of arthritis that occurs when uric acid builds up in the bloodstream, forming crystals that deposit in joints, particularly in the ankle and big toe. This condition causes sudden, severe pain, redness, swelling, and tenderness in the affected joints. Gout attacks can be triggered by c...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/72-gout-and-effective-relief-methods.html

11/26/2024

A foot corn is a thick, hardened area of skin that forms due to repeated friction or pressure. It most commonly appears on the toes or the soles of the feet, where shoes or other foot coverings create constant rubbing. Corns can develop on the top of the toes, between the toes, or on the heels, ofte...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/70-where-do-foot-corns-develop.html

11/12/2024

A Lisfranc injury is a significant condition affecting the midfoot, where the tarsometatarsal joints and surrounding ligaments are damaged. This type of injury often results from a twisting motion, forceful impact, or trauma like a fall or a car accident. Common Lisfranc injury symptoms include pain...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/66-treating-a-lisfranc-injury.html

11/10/2024

Foot or ankle pain isn't normal. Get treated today.

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/64-we-can-treat-your-foot-or-ankle-pain.html

11/05/2024

Nurses spend long hours on their feet, making the right footwear vital for comfort and health. Clogs and crocs are popular choices due to their easy slip-on design and excellent arch support. These styles offer cushioning and are often made from materials that provide breathability, helping to keep...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/63-essential-shoes-for-nurses.html

10/29/2024

Warming up the ankles before running is essential for preventing injuries and improving overall mobility. Incorporating specific exercises can enhance flexibility and strengthen the surrounding muscles. One effective exercise is the Achilles tendon stretch, which involves gently leaning forward whil...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/61-ankle-warm-up-exercises-for-enhanced-flexibility.html

10/28/2024

Choosing the right footwear is essential for comfort and injury prevention, and understanding the differences between walking and running shoes is important. One key difference lies in heel design, as running shoes typically have a more pronounced heel drop to accommodate the forward motion and impa...

Read more: https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/blogs/item/59-differences-to-consider-in-walking-and-running-shoes.html

10/16/2024

Flat feet, or fallen arches, are common in children and can be attributed to various factors. Genetic predisposition often plays a significant role, as flat feet can run in families. In many cases, children may develop arches as they grow, but some may continue to have flat feet into adulthood. Othe...

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Charlotte, NC

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm

Website

https://www.charlottefamilypodiatry.com/

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