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A member asked:
Besides a podiatrist, who else can take care of tarsal tunnel?
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Orthopedist: An orthopedist who focuses on problems of the foot and ankle is another good option.
Answered 4/26/2015
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Specialists: You can actually see either a surgically trained podiatrist or a foot and ankle trained orthopedist, select one who has had a fellowship and practices on the feet and ankles as their primary practice. Seek the advice of family and friends and ask your pcp. Websites to help you find a local doc: www.Apma.Org, www.Acfas.Org, www.Aaos.Org.
Answered 1/12/2018
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