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treatment fo charchot foot?

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Depends on stage: The early stages of charcot are usually treated with a cast or cast boot to protect the foot and ankle.  Rest and stabilization of the area are a key.  Later stages will need surgical intervention.

Question 2

treatment  of  charchot foot

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Stay off the foot: Would be most important. Do not walk on an active charcot foot. Some docs believe in giving bisphosphanate therapy though there is no conclusive evidence it is effective. Some docs believe in using circular frames, the most important thing is to actually make an early diagnosis and then stay off of it. This is what has been successful in my practice. Oftentimes, that could be many months.

Question 3

what is the treatment for a sprained foot ?

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RICE: Rest, ice, compression, and elevation.  One also may require crutches and anti-inflammatories.

Question 4

treatment for charcot foot?

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Primarily : Staying off the foot, non weight bearing is the key. Unfortunately, there is not much else. There is some debate whether the bisphosphanates medications are of any value, but there is no concrete evidence that they work. Off loading by non weight bearing is the key. It is a horrific disease process.

Question 5

is there any treatment for a psoriasis in a feet?

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Yes: This is the kind of thing a dermatologist is ideal for assessing and treating. Sometimes psoriasis can result in inflammation of the joints and other problems beyond skin. thats why it's helpful to have a doctor well versed in assessing and treating psoriasis supporting you. Wishing you well!

Question 6

what is the treatment for pains in the sole of the feet?

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Depends: On cause. Often padding, strapping, stretching, injection, orthotics, physical therapy or palliative care are employed.

Question 7

how to treatment the foot pain?

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Toe pain: A bit difficult to say, but this could be gout. A painful, red toe with no other joint pains or known injury can be a sign of gout.

Question 8

is there a home treatment for athletes foot?

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Antifungals: I don't know what you mean by "home treatments, " but there are many over-the-counter antifungal medications that can be used at home.  In addition, it's important to keep the feet as dry as possible.  Dry them well after showering and avoid polyester socks or shoes that don't breathe.

Question 9

what is the best treatment for athletes foot?

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Anti-fungal cream: Athlete&#x27;s foot is a fungus infection of the skin. The fungus is somewhat contagious, but it is hard to tell how much contact one must have with the fungus before one develops a rash. If the rash spreads to the toenails, the fungus will be harder to get rid of. To treat this skin fungus, one can use Lotrimin AF (clotrimazole), an over-the-counter cream that is inexpensive and is sold everywhere.

Question 10

what are the symptoms of athletes foot that need treatment?

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Itching: Scaly skin, redness.

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