Why people should choose an orthopedic foot & ankle specialist – Footankleortho.com

Ankle and foot injuries are often overlooked or ignored by all of us until it becomes a source of chronic pain. We at foot and ankle ortho are a dedicated centre where we try to reach to the root cause of your bone and joint pain is it any part of your musculoskeletal system.


I take special care to do a thorough examination of your injury by taking a detailed report of your problem and how it started. 


Choosing an orthopaedic foot and ankle specialist can be important for several reasons:


Expertise and Specialization:


Foot and ankle specialists have focused training and expertise specifically in the musculoskeletal system of the foot and ankle.


Comprehensive Care:


foot and ankle specialists offer comprehensive care for a wide range of conditions, including fractures, sprains, ligament injuries, arthritis, and deformities.


Advanced Diagnostic Tools:


These specialists often have access to advanced diagnostic tools, such as imaging studies (X-rays, MRI, CT scans), which aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.


Surgical Expertise:


When surgery is required, orthopedic foot and ankle specialists have the expertise to perform a variety of surgical procedures, including joint replacements, arthroscopy, and corrective surgeries for deformities.


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We do minimum tests and try to get to the point of interest which needs attention. As one of our famous medical books say “What the mind knows the eyes can see”. We have the expertise to pinpoint your problem and treat it. 


Asking the right questions and advising the right tests goes a long way in building the reputation we have with over more than 1000 patients successfully treated in a short span of 3 years. 


We encourage you to choose your doctor wisely who has the right experts and can guide you in the right direction.  


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