Either: Both doctors will be able to help you. I am prone to recommend a podiatrist, since that is my profession.
Answered 5/5/2012
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Either: Seek a recommendation from a trusted source such as your family, friends and also your pcp. Also, look for board certification.
Answered 3/29/2014
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See someone: If you're having pain, get into a physician to be evaluated.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Both can help.: I would see a podiatrist if you were to chose to see an orthopedist, i would recommend seeing one that has extensive experience in the foot and ankle.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Podiatry : is probably the better choice. It's all we do whereas Ortho treats the whole body and doesn't specialize in foot and ankle unless they have done that specific fellowship in their training
Answered 11/1/2014
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Podiatry: Podiatric surgeons are experts in the care of foot and ankle skin, soft tissue and bone disorders. Your podiatrist can give you advice in surgical and none surgical care options for nearly all foot and ankle concerns from toenails to fractures to warts to reconstructive surgery.
Answered 2/27/2015
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Podiatrist or: An orthopedic physician who specializes in the foot and ankle.
Answered 5/19/2015
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Podiatrist: A podiatrist is a specialist trained in lower extremity anatomy, biomechanics and surgery and have extensive knowledge of disease processes that occur in the feet add how to treat them. Podiatrists are an integral part of a multispecialty approach to good health and are commonly the first to identify many systemic conditions as they present first in the lower leg/foot.
Answered 10/27/2017
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