FootHeals Podiatry - Michael L. Wach, DPM

06/18/2019

Uñas enterradas

Las uñas encarnadas de los pies son un trastorno frecuente por el que el extremo superior o el costado de una uña del pie ingresa en la carne blanda. El resultado es dolor, enrojecimiento, inflamación y, algunas veces, una infección. A menudo, las uñas encarnadas del pie afectan al dedo gordo.

Si el dolor es intenso o hay infección, tu médico puede tomar medidas para aliviar tu malestar y ayudarte a evitar complicaciones con las uñas encarnadas del pie.

Si tienes diabetes o alguna otra enfermedad que disminuye la circulación de la sangre hacia los pies, tienes un mayor riesgo de tener complicaciones con las uñas encarnadas del pie.

01/24/2018

Hay un nuevo tratamiento para los hongos de las uñas de los pies: EL LUNULA LASER!

Nuestras clínicas en Huntington Park y Ontario son unas de las primeras clínicas en todo el estado de California de tenerlo!!

Llame para su primera cita GRATIS. Abrimos los sábados!

1520 N. Mountain Ave., # E122, Ontario (909) 623-4484

3100 E. Florence Ave., Suite #8, Huntington Park (323) 300-6211

Este nuevo láser es eficaz y seguro! Tenemos planes de pagos muy alcanzables y razonables!

01/10/2018

01/10/2018

Some of the approved models from Medicare

01/10/2018

Diabetic shoes

Did you know that a diabetic patient is entitled to one pair of shoes per year according to Medicare policies?

01/09/2018

Senior Foot Care. We accept regular medicare without plan

Feet change as they age. We’re proud to offer conservative treatments to keep our seniors healthy, active, and independent.

01/09/2018

Plantar Fascitis

Stabbing heel pain when you take those first few steps in the morning? There’s a good chance your problem is plantar fasciitis. Learn more asking your question.

01/08/2018

01/08/2018

Hammertoes can be painful, lead to blisters or corns, and get in the way of doing what you love. Let us help.

01/07/2018

Due to very high demand, we have extended our hours and we will be open on Saturday!!

This Wednesday, January 13, we will be open in the late afternoon/evening at our ONTARIO office. Please call (909) 623-4484 to make an appointment this Wednesday, Jan. 10.

This Saturday, january 13, we will be open in the morning at our office in HUNTINGTON PARK. Please call (323) 300-6211 to schedule your appointment for this Saturday, Jan. 13.

Por una demanda excesiva, hemos tenido que extender unas horas e incluso abrir este sábado!!

Este miércoles, 10 de enero, estaremos abiertos en la tarde/noche en nuestra oficina en ONTARIO. Llame a (909) 623-4484 para su cita este miércoles.

Este sábado, 13 de enero, estaremos abiertos por la mañana en nuestra oficina en HUNTINGTON PARK. Llame a (323) 300-6211 para su cita este sábado.

01/06/2018

What is an ingrown toenail?

An ingrown toenail occurs when the side or corner of the nail curls down and digs into the skin of your toe. It is most common for the big toenail to become ingrown, but it can happen to any toenail.

Symptoms of an ingrown toenail
Symptoms include redness, swelling, and pain on your toe around the nail.

What causes an ingrown toenail?
Many things can cause ingrown toenails. One main cause is wearing shoes that do not fit well. Shoes that are too tight or too small can press on your toenail in unnatural ways. Improperly trimmed toenails are another main cause. Toenails that are peeled off at the edge or trimmed down at the corners are more likely to become ingrown.

An injury to your toe also can cause an ingrown toenail. People who have deformed or misshaped toenails have a higher risk of ingrown toenails.

How is an ingrown toenail diagnosed?
Your doctor can examine your toe and toenail. If your doctor determines that you have an ingrown toenail, he or she may order treatment. Be sure to tell your doctor if you get ingrown toenails often. People who have diabetes are at risk of complications from an ingrown toenail.

Can an ingrown toenail be prevented or avoided?
To avoid ingrown toenails, you should cut your nails straight across. The top of your nail should make a straight line. Do not pick at your nails or tear them at the corners. Wear shoes that fit correctly. Avoid high heels and tight-fitting shoes.

Call us to give you assistance for these foot problems at 909-623-4484 at Ontario or 323-300-6211 at Huntington Park.