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At Evanston Regional Hospital, we understand how debilitating a foot or ankle problem can be. Whether the condition is chronic or acute, if your mobility is compromised because of pain, you should find out what kind of relief is available through a Podiatrist. Generally, conservative approaches to improve flexibility and provide pain relief are all a patient needs. If, however, conservative treatment is not effective, advanced surgical repair is available through Evanston Regional.
Patients with diabetes are particularly at risk for foot conditions and should take extra care. Consulting with a physician regularly is encouraged for anyone with diabetes.
Chad D. Brady, DPM FACFAS provides both medical and surgical care for all conditions involving feet and ankles. He has extensive training and experience in complex trauma and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Brady was one of the first surgeons in New Mexico to successfully perform a total ankle replacement. To date, he’s performed over 200 total ankle replacements.
At Evanston Regional Hospital we know how much bunions can hurt. Even putting on shoes can become difficult, let alone walking comfortably or doing the things you love. Our board-certified podia...
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Can you image pain in your foot with every step? Neuroma is a condition that brings on pain, a burning sensation, tingling, or numbness between the toes and in the ball of the foot. Also referred to a...
About Pediatric Flatfoot Flatfoot is common condition defined by the partial or total collapse of the arch. When a child has pediatric flatfoot, the arch of the foot shrinks or disappears when he or s...
If you’re living with diabetes, you may be prone to foot problems—including frequent wounds. Getting immediate care for this issue is crucial to preventing or stopping infection and other serious comp...