Premier Foot and Ankle, Inc Offers Specialized Non-Invasive Treatments for Plantar Fasciitis, Heel Spurs

Premier Foot and Ankle, Inc has been offering specialized non-invasive treatments for plantar fasciitis and heel spurs.

Premier Foot and Ankle, Inc. is determined to offer Extracorporeal Pulse Activation Treatment (EPAT®), the most advanced and highly-effective non-invasive podiatric treatment method approved by the FDA. This proprietary technology is based on a distinct set of pressure waves that stimulate the metabolism, enhance blood circulation as well as accelerate the healing process. It helps damaged tissue gradually regenerates and eventually heals. This non-invasive office/clinic based procedure represents a breakthrough treatment option for a broad range of musculoskeletal conditions. The procedure eliminates pain and restores full mobility, thus improving the quality of life.

Podiatrist at Premier Foot and Ankle, Inc. also provide podiatric foot treatment for people who suffer from serious cracked heels. The non-invasive EPAT® treatment has virtually no risks or side effects. In some cases patients may experience some minor discomfort which may continue for a few days. It is normal to have some residual pain after intense exercise or a full-day of work. 

Benefits of Non-Invasive EPAT®:
1.    Patients are immediately fully weight bearing.
2.    Bilateral patients can be treated at the same time.
3.    No incision - No risk of infection at the treatment site - No scar tissue formation.
4.    Patients are able to return to work/normal activities the same day of the procedure.
5.    Patients evaluated for success at 12 weeks.
6.    Over 80% successful outcomes
7.    Non-invasive so biomechanics are not affected - future treatment options are not limited.
8.    Cost Effective
9.    Reduced conservative care - ends the cycle - Reduced after care and complications costs.
10.    Reduced cost from lost work.
11.    Fast, safe and effective.

Podiatrist at Premier Foot and Ankle, Inc. can address different types of foot related problems including, Achilles tendonitis, ankle sprain, bunions, flat feet, fungal nails, hammer toe, heel spurs, ingrown, toenails, and neuronal. Foot and ankle care doctors are highly-trained and can handle any severe case.

The website of the clinic is patient-friendly and offers complete information regarding foot and ankle conditions and their respective treatments. They offer different types of podiatric surgery, plantar fasciitis and orthopedic foot and ankle treatment at their facility. Patients can request an appointment for Plano health services through their online website.

Bunion - Symptoms And Treatments

A bunion is a type of extra growth of the joint at the base of the big toe. It often develops when the tissue or bone at the toe joint moves out of its place forcing the toe to bend. It is supposed to be the most painful condition can cause rupture of the tendons as well as muscles. Its pain is sometimes incomparable causes a lump of bone on the foot.  

Symptoms of bunions include the gradual enlargement of a bump on the outside of the foot at the base of the big, redness, irritation, itching, heavy swelling and too much pain on the joint. It sometimes restricts the normal activities of running, walking and brisk moving. The abnormal development of corns on the toe caused by the overlapping of the first and second toes causes heavy pain to the patient. The bone and tissue enlargement at the base of the big toe is the obvious symptom of a bunion. Bunions can also be caused by hereditary bone deformations or develop over time due to various factors. In fact, it is known as a deformity in medical terms. 

An advanced form of bunion (pathological bump) can make a foot look grotesque and can even lead to other severe diseases like arthritis, chronic joint pain, muscle rupture etc. Bunions form after years of abnormal motion, pressure on the bone or adjoining muscles or inherited foot type or even ill-fitted shoes. This is the reason proper selection of foot wear is necessary to avoid the condition of bunion. 

Podiatrist can easily determine the problem and recommend appropriate treatment measures. They easily diagnose as well as categorize the severe bunion symptoms on sight. Through an X-ray they identify a bunion or other severe bone deformation in the toe. X-rays are used to identify any exacerbating factors to treat the patient in a holistic manner.

However, most bunions or moderate deformations can be treated without invasive treatments like surgery. In addition, the main focus in treatment is to relieve the pressure on the bunion to balk the fast progression of the joint deformity (bunion). Applying bunion pads around the bone, wearing shoes with wide toe boxes and total avoidance of high-heeled shoes can easily relieve the pressure. Inflamed and irritating bunions can be treated with ultrasound therapy, ice and even anti-inflammatory drugs.

Experienced foot and ankle doctors (podiatrists) can diagnose the condition and recommend the best possible solution to maintain and improve your foot health.

For more information please visit website: http://www.premierfoot.com.