Even if foot problems are not life-threatening, they can still cause extreme pain and discomfort. Patients who have struggled to get their conditions under control are often frustrated, exhausted, and unfulfilled due to the inability to do the things they love. In most cases, patients have tried over and over again to mask the symptoms of their ailments, achieving only short-term relief. We are here to put an end to this cycle, ending the pain for good and getting you back to the life you used to live.
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Coastal Podiatry Associates was started in 1989 by Dr. Scott Hamilton. In 1992, Dr. Joseph Menn joined the practice followed by Dr. Scott Werter in 1997. In 2016, Dr. Richard Moore and Dr. Bradley Keefer of Seacoast Podiatry and Dr. William Parker of Conway Podiatry merged their established practices with Coastal Podiatry Associates forming the largest podiatry group in Eastern South Carolina.
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Our skilled podiatric specialists are highly trained in diagnosing and treating diseases and disorders of the foot and ankle. Personalized treatment programs are developed to satisfy individual foot care needs. Patients with diabetes are at extreme risk of injuries to their feet. If they do not take measures to protect their feet from cuts, scrapes, burns, and punctures, an infection can spread to the leg and require amputation. Our podiatrists work to cure infections and prevent future foot injuries in diabetic patients, ensuring your feet are protected for years to come.
Diabetic Foot Care
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Your life is never the same after you are diagnosed with diabetes. You test constantly to make sure your blood sugar levels are under control and try to eat right at every meal to prevent a sudden glucose spike or drop. Your doctors have warned you that diabetes can cause permanent damage to your kidneys, liver, and eyes-not to mention the potential loss of a leg due to infection.
Heel Pain
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Heel pain can strike anyone at some point in their lives. The lucky patients might only need a day of rest, an ice pack, and to elevate the foot for a few hours each night. But for thousands of sufferers, the condition will mean persistent pain that prevents them from walking long distances, participating in recreational activities, and even taking days off of work due to the discomfort in their heels.
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