Are you struggling with a painful or unsightly foot problem? Our podiatry library offers helpful articles on common foot conditions and the treatments and services offered at our practice.
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Diabetic Foot ProblemsThis article by Dr. Robert Frykberg explores some of the most common foot problems in diabetic patients and goes over some common treatment options.
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Our Wichita Podiatrist's Guide to ArthritisArthritis is the inflammation and swelling of the cartilage and lining of the joints, generally accompanied by an increase in the fluid in the joints.
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What Is Squamous Cell Carcinoma?Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is a type of skin cancer that usually appears as a nodule (bump) in the skin that eventually depresses in the center (ulcerates).
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How Malignant Melanoma Affects the FeetMalignant melanoma is a skin cancer that accounts for over 60% of skin cancer deaths. Approximately 30% of melanomas occur in lower extremities and 3% in feet.
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What is a Xanthoma?Xanthoma is a yellow-colored bump, lump, or plate-like lesion on or under your skin, usually formed when the blood contains too much of a certain type of fat.
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What Is a Pyogenic Granuloma?A pyogenic granuloma is a fast-growing, reddish sore in the skin or mucous membranes. They are often found at the site of a chronic ingrown toenail. Learn more.
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Our Wichita Podiatrist Explains Keloids and Hypertrophic ScarsA keloid is an unusually large scar that extends beyond the area of the original injury. Certain individuals are more prone to these unsightly scars.
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All About Ganglion and Other Deep CystsSynovial cysts, ganglia, and cutaneous mucoid cysts refer to fluid-filled masses found under the skin, in a tendon, or in a bone. Our podiatrist explains more.
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Our Wichita Podiatrist Explains Posterior Tibial Tendon DysfunctionOne frequently affected tendon is the posterior tibial tendon, a structure that normally helps to hold the arch up and prevent over-pronation of the foot.
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Our Wichita Podiatrist Explains Tarsal Tunnel SyndromeTarsal tunnel syndrome is a chronic injury caused by compression or squeezing of the nerve that provides sensation to the bottom of your foot. Learn more here.