
Conditions
Foot and Ankle Conditions We Treat in Timonium, MD
We diagnose and treat the full range of foot and ankle conditions — from heel and arch pain to bunions, hammertoes, ankle sprains, Achilles tendinitis, diabetic foot problems, and stubborn nail and skin issues. Our approach is conservative care first, so treatment begins with an accurate diagnosis and the least invasive treatment that works. Review the common conditions treated below.

Heel and Arch Problems
Heel and Arch Problems
Heel and arch pain can have many causes, and the right treatment starts with the right diagnosis. We identify the source of your pain and focus on conservative care whenever possible to help you get back to comfortable activity.

Heel pain and Plantar Fasciitis
Sharp heel pain, often worst with your first steps in the morning.
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Flat Feet
Fallen or low arches that can strain the foot and ankle over time.
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Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD)
An arch-supporting tendon that weakens and causes collapse and pain.
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Toe and Forefoot Problems
Toe and Forefoot Problems
Pain in the front of the foot can come from changes in foot structure, pressure, or joint and toe alignment. An accurate diagnosis helps determine the cause and allows us to recommend the most appropriate treatment — often starting with conservative care.

Bunion / Tailor’s Bunion
Sharp heel pain, often worst with your first steps in the morning.
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Hammertoes / Toe Deformities
Toes that bend or curl abnormally.
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Ball-of-Foot Pain / Metatarsalgia
Pain and inflammation in the ball of the foot.
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Neuromas
A pinched, thickened nerve causing burning or numbness between the toes.
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Gout
Sudden, severe joint pain, often in the big toe.
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Hallux Limitus / Osteoarthritis
Stiffness and arthritis in the big-toe joint.
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Ankle Problems
Ankle Problems
From acute injuries like ankle sprains and fractures to overuse conditions such as Achilles and peroneal tendinitis. An accurate diagnosis matters, because a sprain, a small fracture, and a tendon injury can feel similar but need very different treatment.

Ankle Sprains and Fractures
Stretched or torn ligaments and broken bones from injury.
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Achilles Tendinitis
Pain and stiffness in the heel cord.
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Peroneal Tendinitis
Joint pain and stiffness from wear, injury, or inflammation.
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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
A compressed nerve causing tingling or burning in the foot.
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Fractures
A fracture is a break in a bone that generally results from an injury.
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Skin and Nail Conditions
Skin and Nail Conditions
Among the most common — and most treatable — foot complaints. They’re rarely dangerous on their own, but can be persistent, so professional treatment usually clears them faster and keeps them from coming back.

Toenail Fungus
Thick, discolored, brittle nails.
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Ingrown Toenails
A nail edge growing into the surrounding skin.
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Plantar Warts
Viral skin growths on the foot.
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Corns and Calluses
Thickened skin from friction or pressure.
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Athlete’s Foot
An itchy, scaly fungal skin infection.
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Skin and Nail Conditions
Diabetic, Nerve, and Vascular
These deserve special attention because reduced sensation or blood flow can turn a small issue into a serious one. If you have diabetes or poor circulation, regular foot care and prompt attention to any change are essential.

Diabetic Foot
Comprehensive foot care and wound prevention for people with diabetes.
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Peripheral Neuropathy
Numbness, tingling, or burning from nerve damage.
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Periperhal Arterial Disease (PAD)
Narrowed arteries that reduce blood flow to the legs and feet.
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Venous Stasis and Lower Leg Swelling (Edema)
Swelling, discoloration, or skin changes in the lower legs from poor venous circulation.
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