Dr. Marshall Solomon
Podiatry
Farmington Hills , MI
50 years experience male
Locations
Office
Farmington Hills , MI
My office hours
Friday: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
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Farmington Hills , MI
About
Bio
I am the Chairman of the Department of Podiatric Medicine Surgery at a large Community Hospital. I am Director of Podiatric Medical Education. I am double Board Certified in the American Board of Podiatric Foot Ankle Surgery (ABPS) and American Board of Podiatric Medicine (ABPM).
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A 29-year-old female asked:
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No if: If the fracture was diagnosed by x/ray and you are not having any other problems or the fracture is abnormal in presentation than i would ask why you ... Read More
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Walk: Walk on the golf course. Be alert to other golfers.
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Regarding your feet: Regarding your feet it might be your foot structure that precludes lateral ankle instability. Best to see a podiatrist to evaluate you foot structure... Read More
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Yes: There are several biomechanical conditions of the feet that can cause unsteady gait. It can also be leg hip or low back problems. See podiatrist or ... Read More
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Allergic reaction: Possible medication or food allergy. Try otc Benadryl (diphenhydramine) if this does not resolve see your doctor.
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Yes: Have a x ray of your toe to see if subungual exostosis.
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A 34-year-old member asked:
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Osteoarthritis: When cartilage is removed you are bone on bone which is painful and will eventually need joint replacement.
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Acccident trauma: Traumatic arthritis is caused by injury to the joints. Fractures contusions etc. Degenerative arthritis is similar to osteoarthritis which is usually ... Read More
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A 25-year-old member asked:
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Decrease pain swelli: Decreased pain swelling and increased range of motion without pain. You should see your doctor to check if you are clear to resume you activiites.
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Rest and support: Initially use ice to reduce swelling and wear a knee support. If you continue to have pain and swelling see an orthopedist.
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A 35-year-old member asked:
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Depends on height: Bmi needs to be calculated with height and weight. If you are tall your bmi may be normal but if you are shorter you are potentially overweight which... Read More
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A 39-year-old female asked:
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Arthritis: If worse in am and improves during the day could be early RA or oa. Seek advice from your physician.
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Both will burn fat: Any time of aerobic exercise will burn fat.
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A 36-year-old member asked:
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Daily: If you are not getting enough vitamin d from your diet you should take vit d3 supplement 1000mcg daily.
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Have radiologist rea: Have radiologist read your x/ray for diagnosis. If uncertain have mri.
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Flu symptoms: If they continue with high fever call your doctor for advice.
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Have your back check: If you are have radiating or aching pain in your legs and temperature changes in feet have you lower back examined.
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If injured yes: If you were injured go to the er to rule out compartment syndrome. If there was not any trauma to your foot elevate put ice pak on heel and make appo... Read More
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See your surgeon: Have your right ankle checked out. May benefit from strapping or ankle bracing.
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A 33-year-old member asked:
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Stretching exercise: Use plantar arch stretching exercises with golf ball in mid arch 15 minutes daily. Get otc inserts, take otc Motrin if no history of heart or GI prob... Read More
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A 41-year-old female asked:
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Sesmoiditis: Could be sesmoidits under the great toe joint or you could have hallux limitus or the great toe joint. See podiatrist for exam and x/ray.
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Immobilization foot : Immobilization of your foot and ankle with cast or cam walker.
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Yes: Icing is effective after the first 24 hours.
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Swelling after showe: Swelling after a warm-hot shower increases the circulation around joints. It is temporary.
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Go to the ER: If you can not move your ankle and it is swollen start icing the ankle and seek medical attention.
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Yes: If you have been that sick it is in your best interest to see your doctor for evaluation.
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Yes with elbow tendo: Yes, with tendonitis of the elbow are the ulnar nerve can become inflamed or compromise due to swelling and inflammation resulting in distal numbiness... Read More
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Intersting question: Because of extensor weakness in dropfoot one could wear a heeled shoe to accommodate the plantar flexion of the foot. The problem lies in the ability... Read More
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Hematoma: You probably substained an hematoma (accumulation of blood under the skin) generally warm compress and light compression will gradually resolve the di... Read More
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Could be sinus condi: Could be sinus condition. Allergies it could be a snoring condition that blocks adequate oxygenation. Sleep apnea if continues go to your primary c... Read More
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Your need to see a: You need to see a foot and ankle specialists. If your have recurrent ankle sprains and fractures you need to be evaluated for either or both foot ankl... Read More
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Try to keep dry: Use thin gloves on hands.
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Swimming is general : Swimming is general a non-impact sport or exercise. It may be a muscle cramp from overuse. If you have associated swelling and discoloration in the ... Read More
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No its not bad: The blood may have to be taken from 2 sites it not enough was received with the first blood draw.
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Infection edema: Possible infection and or lymphedema swelling causing venous insuffiency. Seek medical care.
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Bone callus is a goo: Bone callus is a good indication of bone healing. Best to be evaluated by your doctor who can determine if fracture healing is adequate for weightbea... Read More
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Seconds to hours: Muscle cramps can last for brief period of time or longer. Key is to increase blood flow and gently stretch the muscle to stop the spasm and contracti... Read More
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Tinea pedis or derma: The rash could be tinea pedis (athletes foot) fungus of the skin or could be a localized dermatitis caused by contact with an allergen. Otc antifunga... Read More
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Radiculopathy: You need to see a physical medicine specialist. Evaluate you low back. Possible see a good physical therapist who knows back issues for appropriate ... Read More
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Possible: Possible that knee pain and wt gain could cause abnormal gait and stress on feet which over time can lead to stress fracture of metatarsal. See podia... Read More
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Have partial avuls: Have simple partial avulsion now to prevent further problems on vacation.
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Nerve sensitivity ab: The scrape cause irritation to the skin nerve endings. That is why it is painful to touch. This should resolve in a few days.
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Doubt it.: Possible distal mycosis of the nail edge may benefit from tea tree oil but generally the tea tree oil is used as a vehicle from antifungual medication... Read More
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Plantar fasciitis ha: Plantar fasciitis generally has no age discrimination. Very common foot disorder. Usually associated with over activity and general foot structure.
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Compression stocking: Use of compression stockings applied first thing in the am will help reduce edema in the feet and legs.
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Yes it will fall off: Try to keep it taped. Try trimming the loose unconnected portion of the nail plate.
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Duct tape for warts: There is no scientific indication for the use of duct tape for warts (verruca). Occusion by duct tape cause irritation to the surrounding skin which i... Read More
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Keep your appointmen: If the cast feel tight and your toes are discolored see you doctor asap. Try elevating your leg to see if the feeling of tight ness decreases. If it ... Read More
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Possible OA feet ank: Possible oa in feet and ankles. Also could be pain for compensation due to oa in the knee which could alter your walking. See your doctor for evaluat... Read More
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Dissitis herniated d: Disc herniation and slight bulging of disc.
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Dr. Solomon is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Dr. Solomon is an amazing doctor! #nationaldoctorsday2015 #virtualflower1
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Thanks for your quick reply! Thanks .....I'm seeing a neurologist and she said she thinks it PLMT and not restless leg syndrome. I cannot find much information online
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Thanks for your quick reply! Thank you, I've. been suspecting RA. My paternal gm has RA and my doc suspects autoimmune but my RH is neg. ANA is pos.
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Tanx 4 reply! A few years back i was out jogging and i fainted and ended up in hospital and all that was wrong was low sodium?!?
Education & Training
Medical/Graduate school
Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine
Graduated 1973MD
Awards
Top Doctor, Second Place, Ann Arbor, MI - Winter
2013
Top Podiatrist, First Place, Michigan - Winter
2013
Top Doctor, First Place, Ann Arbor Region, MI - Summer
2013
Affiliations
American college of Foot & Ankle Surgeons
American college of Foot & Ankle Orthopedics Medicine
American Professional Wound Care Association
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