Larry Scortt, DPM

03/03/2023

Dancing with my friends

09/20/2019

Although Dr. Scortt often recommends preventive solutions and conservative treatments before surgery, he gives patients the education they need about all of their treatment options. This allows patients to be involved in the decision-making process. Call us at 559-224-5101!

Larry D Scortt DPM

09/19/2019

Nail fungus typically starts with a discolored spot under the nail. If left untreated, it will lead to an infection and can cause the nail to crumble. If you think you have a nail fungus, come see Larry D Scortt DPM for treatment.

09/18/2019

At the practice of Larry D. Scortt, DPM, patients can receive comprehensive foot and ankle care under one roof. We are also all Spanish speakers! Learn more:

Larry D Scortt DPM

09/18/2019

Ingrown nails are super annoying and rather painful. Spare yourself the discomfort of this common condition and avoid rounding your toenails when you clip them. The key is to keep a square-like shape with the help of wide clippers or even small scissors!

09/18/2019

Dr. Scortt is on staff at Saint Agnes Medical Center, so he can perform podiatric surgeries, if needed, in one of Fresno's most modern hospitals. We will keep you well-informed every step of the way! Learn more:

Larry D Scortt DPM

09/17/2019

Do you ever wonder if your leg pain is connected to your diabetes? It may be diabetic neuropathy, a common result of diabetes. Diabetic neuropathy can occur in different parts of the body, but the nerve damage is most common in the arms and legs. Exercise, controlling your diet, and adding certain supplements are just a few ways to combat the nerve damage that causes neuropathy!

09/17/2019

Shoes may be a girl's best friend, but heels certainly aren't! Heels push the majority of your body's weight onto the balls of the feet, which can lead to conditions like bunion, hammer toe, and some other musculoskeletal ailments.

08/07/2019

High-impact activities like playing basketball can place too much pressure on your feet, causing the ligament between your heel and your toes to become inflamed. This condition is known as plantar fasciitis. Try to reduce direct impact to your heel as much as possible to prevent this common condition!