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Minimally Invasive Podiatric Procedures: A Modern Approach to Foot and Ankle Care
Minimally Invasive Podiatric Procedures: A Modern Approach to Foot and Ankle Care Are you tired of living with foot and ankle pain? If you are, don’t think you must immediately resort to surgery, which can be both stressful and time consuming. For many podiatric conditions, it actually makes more sense to employ minimally invasive procedures….
Peripheral Nerve Stimulators: A Non-Invasive Approach to Chronic Pain Management
Peripheral Nerve Stimulators: A Non-Invasive Approach to Chronic Pain Management Chronic pain in the lower extremities can significantly impact quality of life, and confusion regarding the source of that pain makes matters even worse. Fortunately, the team at Edmond Norman Foot & Anklecan clear things up! Dr. Bil Buksh is noted for both his expertise…
Comparing and Contrasting Non-Diabetic and Diabetic Neuropathy
Comparing and Contrasting Non-Diabetic and Diabetic Neuropathy You might be surprised to learn that diabetes isn’t the only culprit behind nerve problems in the extremities. Peripheral neuropathy, a general term for nerve damage outside the brain and spinal cord, can be caused by a variety of conditions and factors. In this article, we at Edmond…
Diabetic Neuropathy: When Sugar Takes Sensation
Diabetic Neuropathy: When Sugar Takes Sensation For those with Diabetes, managing symptoms can be a hassle. This is especially true for those with Diabetic Neuropathy, which is nerve damage caused by chronically high blood sugar. At Edmond Norman Foot and Ankle, we happily take care of our patients with nerve pain in their feet associated…
Hidden Cause of Heel Pain
Sometimes, the most typical ailments have root causes that are far from ordinary. For example, while some estimates suggest that as many as 10% of Americans suffer from plantar fasciitis, the condition from which the pain stems can vary greatly from patient to patient. For this blog post, the team at Edmond Norman Foot and…
Persistent Aches? They Could Be a Form of Nerve Pain
As we’ve mentioned before, foot and ankle pain are common concerns. They’re often attributed to complications that are well understood, too, such as plantar fasciitis. Yet what if the pain feels more like burning, tingling, or numbness rather than a sharp ache? For many, these are puzzling sensations that go well beyond the typical symptoms…
