InStride Foot & Ankle of the Carolinas provides expert foot and ankle care from two welcoming offices in Matthews and Monroe, North Carolina. Foot and ankle surgeons Eric Ward, DPM, and Blaise Woeste, DPM, believe that communication and transparency are the keys to happy and healthy patients, so they work in tandem with each patient to problem-solve, prevent illness, and help you attain peak foot and ankle function. The team offers many foot and ankle services at both locations, including treatment for ankle sprains, arthritis, bunions, diabetic foot ulcers, corns, calluses, and more.

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Plantar Fasciitis

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Plantar fasciitis is the top cause of heel pain. It also causes 10% of runner-related injuries and represents about 15% of all foot problems needing medical care. At InStride Foot & Ankle of the Carolinas, Eric Ward, DPM, and Blaise Woeste, DPM, have extensive experience creating customized treatment plans that relieve the pain and inflammation of plantar fasciitis.

Custom Orthotics

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Custom orthotics are a noninvasive and convenient way to remedy foot issues, protect the feet from further damage, optimize balance, and more. At InStride Foot & Ankle of the Carolinas in Matthews and Monroe, North Carolina, dedicated podiatrists Eric Ward, DPM, and Blaise Woeste, DPM, use the most up-to-date 3D scanning system to personalize your orthotics for maximum effect and superior efficiency.

Ingrown Toenails

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Ingrown toenails may seem like a minor problem, but they cause extreme pain and can become infected. At InStride Foot & Ankle of the Carolinas, Eric Ward, DPM, and Blaise Woeste, DPM, offer treatment that relieves your pain, promotes healing, and prevents complications. If you have questions about a toenail problem or you'd like to schedule an appointment, call one of the offices in Matthews or Monroe, North Carolina, or use the online booking form.An ingrown toenail, called onychocryptosis, occurs when the edge of a toenail grows into the skin.

Plantar Warts

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You can ignore a plantar wart and let it go away on its own. But, you may wait a year or longer for the wart to disappear, and during that time, it continues to grow and cause pain. At InStride Foot & Ankle of the Carolinas, Eric Ward, DPM, and Blaise Woeste, DPM, recommend getting early treatment to prevent discomfort and to stop plantar warts from spreading.

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