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Madison Foot Clinic

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Madison Foot Clinic

Dr. Parsa is a board-certified podiatric physician and surgeon. Please call us or visit our website for an appointment!

03/31/2026

Hammertoe is a foot deformity in which one of the smaller toes bends downward at the middle joint, creating a hammer-like shape that may cause discomfort and difficulty with footwear. When conservative treatment does not relieve symptoms, hammertoe surgery may be recommended to restore proper toe...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/hammertoe-surgery-and-the-role-of-podiatric-care

03/24/2026

Diabetic neuropathy is a form of nerve damage that develops in some people with diabetes. It most often affects the feet and legs because the nerves in these areas are long and more vulnerable to damage. Nerves carry messages between the brain and body, allowing people to feel touch, pain, and...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/causes-and-complications-of-diabetic-neuropathy

$Stress fractures of the foot are small hairline cracks in the bones that develop from repeated pressure and overuse rath...$

03/17/2026

Stress fractures of the foot are small hairline cracks in the bones that develop from repeated pressure and overuse rather than a single traumatic injury. These injuries commonly occur in athletes and anyone who participates in high-impact activities that place repeated stress on the feet. Causes...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/causes-of-foot-stress-fractures-1

03/10/2026

Pickleball is popular because it feels low impact, but the quick starts, sudden stops, and side-to-side movements place real stress on the feet and ankles. Sprains can occur when the ankle rolls during a fast change in direction, while muscle strains may develop from pushing off quickly or reaching...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/when-pickleball-leads-to-foot-and-ankle-pain

03/05/2026

You don't need an excuse to have beautiful nails. Step outside without worrying about the appearance of your feet.

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/its-time-for-beautiful-feet-3

03/03/2026

Intoeing in children is a condition in which the feet turn inward while walking or running. It is commonly noticed during early childhood and often relates to developmental alignment changes. Frequent causes include conditions where the thigh bone rotates inward, the shin bone twists inward, or the...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/understanding-intoeing-in-children

02/24/2026

A Lisfranc injury involves the midfoot joints and ligaments that connect the forefoot to the arch, an area responsible for stability during standing and walking. Injuries range from mild to severe and may include ligament sprains, fractures of the midfoot bones, or joint dislocations. A sprain...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/understanding-types-of-lisfranc-injuries

02/17/2026

Feet change quietly with age, often long before pain appears. Skin becomes thinner and drier, making cracks and wounds more likely. Fat pads that once cushioned the foot slowly shrink, increasing pressure on bones and joints. Nails may thicken or curve, turning simple trimming into a challenge...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/why-aging-feet-need-a-different-kind-of-attention

02/10/2026

Drop foot is a condition where lifting the front of the foot becomes difficult, leading to dragging toes and changes in walking pattern. Specific exercises can support muscle activation and nerve communication involved in ankle and toe movement when guided by a medical professional. These exercises...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/exercises-to-help-with-drop-foot

02/03/2026

Corns are thickened areas of skin that develop from repeated pressure or friction on the feet. They often appear as small hardened bumps and may cause pain or tenderness, especially when walking. Common symptoms include discomfort, redness, and sensitivity in the affected area. Corns are often...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/an-overview-of-corns-and-foot-health

01/29/2026

Your feet are covered most of the day. If you're diabetic, periodic screening is important for good health. Numbness is often a sign of diabetic foot and can mask a sore or wound.

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/wounds-that-dont-heal-need-to-be-checked-3

01/27/2026

Foot friction blisters develop when repeated rubbing damages the top layers of skin. This commonly happens during long walks, new exercise routines, or when wearing shoes that do not fit properly. Moisture from sweat softens the skin, making it more vulnerable to injury. As the skin rubs against...

Read more: https://www.madisonfootclinic.com/blog/why-friction-blisters-form-on-the-feet

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980 Highway 51, Suite B
Madison, MS
39110

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 2pm

Telephone

+16016058770

Website

http://www.madisonfootclinic.com/

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About Dr. Parsa

A graduate of University of North Florida and the prestigious Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine, Dr. M. Reza Parsa is a board certified podiatrist and surgeon who has been practicing podiatry for over 30 years. Following extensive surgical training, he began his private practice. Dr. Parsa specializes in all aspects of podiatry including: podiatric medicine, corrective foot surgery, diabetic wound therapy and sports medicine.

Certifications:

– Board Certified in Foot Surgery, American Board of Podiatric Surgery – Fellow, American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons – Fellow, American College of Foot & Ankle Orthopedics & Medicine – Member, American Podiatric Medical Association – Member, Mississippi Podiatric Medical Association