How Can You Prevent a Blister From Forming?
Blisters may be characterized as fluid-filled sacs that form due to friction between the foot and tightly worn socks or shoes.
InStride Queen City Foot and Ankle Specialists
At InStride Queen City Foot and Ankle Specialists, you receive the highest level of foot and ankle care available in Charlotte, North Carolina. Experienced podiatrists Roxanne Burgess, DPM and Neil Younce, DPM, use the latest technologies to diagnose and treat conditions like arthritis, flat feet, heel spurs, and injuries from sports or work-related accidents. They also provide on-site diagnostics to identify the underlying cause of unexplained pain in the heels, feet, and ankles.
Our doctors are especially passionate about the treatment of plantar fasciitis and ankle pain using innovative therapies. The InStride Queen City Foot and Ankle Specialists office is also well-equipped to provide comprehensive wound care for diabetic ulcers and open wounds to prevent infections and other long-term complications. Patients can also receive in-office treatment for ingrown toenails, corns, and hammertoes.
Each patient receives a customized treatment plan that focuses on their individual needs for health care and pain relief. Our doctors offer a wide range of custom orthotics and use the latest medication therapies to ease inflammation and pain. They also have extensive training in approved class IV laser technologies that stimulate the body’s own healing processes to treat sprains, nerve pain, fungal infections, and Achilles tendonitis.
For those with underlying medical conditions that complicate foot and ankle health, Dr. Burgess and Dr. Younce provide specialized care plans. They offer diabetes management programs to reduce risk factors for nerve damage and circulatory issues in the feet that result from uncontrolled blood sugar levels.
If chronic foot and ankle pain is interfering with your ability to stay active, schedule a diagnostic evaluation by calling InStride Queen City Foot and Ankle Specialists or by requesting an appointment online now.
We accept many more insurances. We also offer cash pay pricing for those patients without insurance. Please see our self-pay pricing page, found under patient resources. For additional information in regards to insurance, you can also contact us at 704-504-1004.
Blisters may be characterized as fluid-filled sacs that form due to friction between the foot and tightly worn socks or shoes.
A medical condition that is referred to as peripheral artery disease (PAD) can have severe symptoms that often include muscle cramping in the legs and feet. Patients who exercise may notice the pain diminishes when activities are stopped.
Your feet are covered a good part of the day. If you are diabetic, periodic screening is important for good health. Numbness is often another sign of diabetic foot and can mask a sore or wound.
"Dr. Burgess is likely the most fantastic doctor I've had the pleasure of meeting. Outstanding care, and I felt as though she actually cared for my long-term health."
"I was most impressed with her caring nature, and her patience and kindness to explain in detail what's wrong. She allowed me the time to ask the questions I needed to"
"Staff were extremely professional & friendly. Dr. Burgess took time to explain the required procedure & ensured I was comfortable before moving forward."