Capital District Podiatry

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Mon:	7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Tue:	12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Wed:	7:00 am - 3:30 pm
Thu:	7:00 am - 11:30 am
Fri:	7:30 am - 11:30 am

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Fax: (518) 271-2025

TollFree: (800) 368-1019

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Phone: (518) 273-0053

Address: 763 Hoosick Rd, Troy, NY 12180

Website: https://capitaldistrictpodiatry.com

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Capital District Podiatry

General Practitioners

Warts
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
There is band of fibrous tissue (fascia) that lines the bottom of your foot, connecting the heel bone (calcaneus) to your toes. When the plantar fascia becomes overly tight, small tears develop in the tissue and this leads to pain and inflammation. Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain and is usually experienced with the first steps of the day.
Diabetic Foot Care
Fluctuating sugars from diabetes wreak havoc on your internal organs, damage your blood vessels and nerves, and run a high risk of severe, even permanent, complications. All of this also applies to your feet; in fact many times the harm shows up there first. With so much of your health and daily functioning on the line, ignoring your feet when you have diabetes isnâ€™t worth the risk. Otherwise, simple problems could become big, meaning long recoveries, serious surgeries, or even amputation. Taking care of your feet and preventing damage is simple, but the rewards of doing soâ€”or the consequences of notâ€”are life-long.

Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
If you do not complete your forms ahead of time, allow ample time to fill out and review new patient forms. On your first visit, Dr. Pandya will consult with you and examine any potential foot or ankle problems. To provide the best care possible, please bring any necessary information such as treatment records, X-rays, MRI reports or current medications you may be taking.
X-Rays

Wound Care
Ankle Surgery
Bunions
A faulty foot structure can lead to deformities such as bunions and hammertoes. These two problems are extremely common and will worsen over time without intervention or by delaying treatment. Avoid possible surgery by having your bunions and hammertoes treated early.
Neurosurgery
Neuromas. Â Often referred to asÂ pinched nerves, this condition can result in tingling, burning, pain, and numbness, which in turn can lead to injuries and poor quality of life. When all else fails, nerve surgery can release the nerve and alleviate symptoms.
Reconstructive Surgery
Some people have flat feet due to genetic inheritanceâ€”the arches simply never form during childhood. Others may develop this condition later in life, after an injury (or just decades of wear and tear) damage and weaken the tendons, muscles, bones, joints, and cartilage that support the arch. Painful flatfoot symptoms can often be remedied through the use of custom orthotics, which can â€œfill inâ€ for your arch and provide necessary support, cushioning, and shock absorption. Reconstructive surgery to rebuild the arch may be recommended if necessary.

Skin Cancer
Moles and skin cancer â€“Â most moles are harmless, but melanoma (an aggressive skin cancer) can resemble them. Keep an eye out for the ABCDEs of melanomaâ€”asymmetrical, borders that are uneven or fuzzy, colors that are inconsistent, diameter (most are wider than a pencil eraser), and evolving / changing. Melanomas caught early are almost always curable, but those caught late may be fatal.
Corns
Corns and Calluses â€“ often confused with each other as well as warts, these rough patches of skin develop mostly on the ends and joints of toes, heels and balls of the feet due to friction and pressure.
Cyst
Frostbite
A big part of your total foot health is caring for the skin and nails on your feet. From fungal infections and dryness to frostbite, blisters, and more, there are many conditions that can occur on your feet, but keeping a close eye out for symptoms will allow you to treat problems promptly. Even better, taking some simple, preventative measures will help you avoid issues in the first place.
Ulcer
Calluses
Watch for any sort of changes. Calluses, blisters, cuts, unusual bruises, dry skin, lumps, bumps, and sores are small problems on the surface of your feet, but need to be cared for right away to prevent them from getting worse. Donâ€™t ignore pain; it is a signal that something is wrong and needs to be examined. Temperature differences in your feet and sudden changes in the color of your skin also could be symptoms of more serious problems and need to be reported right away.
Eczema
Eczema â€“Â this is category of skin conditions or infections that cause an itchy, dry, scaly rashâ€”and in some cases even oozing and crusting. It is extremely common in infants, but itâ€™s not unusual for older children or adults to be affected either.
Fungus
Athleteâ€™s Foot â€“ there is definitely fungus among us! Thatâ€™s why itâ€™s pretty common for fungal infections like athleteâ€™s foot to occur. This red itchy rash typically starts between the toes and can spread and even blister.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
The good news about sports injuries is that many are preventable, and preventative techniques are not particularly difficult...
Physical Therapy
Itâ€™s always our first choice to treat foot and ankle problems with conservative methods ranging from physical therapy toÂ orthotics, however, these treatments are not always enough to provide relief of foot or ankle pain. When non-surgical options have been exhausted, conditions worsen, pain is chronic, and your lifestyle and activities are affected, these are all signs that itâ€™s time to considerÂ foot and ankleÂ surgery.
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
At Capital District Podiatry, we are committed to remaining on the cutting edge of the field. By investing in advanced technologies and research, we are able to provide better care for our patients, and greater convenience for you during your visit! Read on to learn about some of the state-of-the-art services and tech we use in our office every day.
Ankle Sprain
With any foot or ankle injury, prompt attention and proper treatment are vital to ensure long term health. An injury that does not receive appropriate treatment may not heal properly and could result in chronic pain and problems in the future. We provide care for all sports related injuries and suggestions on appropriate footwear to prevent foot pain and injury.
Bunions Problems
BunionsÂ are characterized by a bulging, bony bump at the big toe joint. Typically, this condition is the result of an inherited foot structure that forces your toe out of alignment. As the big toe drifts toward the others, its joint juts outward. Bunionettes are similar, only they develop at the base of your â€œpinkyâ€ or little toes rather than your big ones.
Calluses
Diabetic Foot Care
If you have diabetes, you should already know how important diabetic foot care is for keeping your feet safe. An essential component of your foot care plan is inspecting your feet every day for anything unusual, and especially infections.
Flat Feet
Fungus Toenails
One of the more common toenail issues we treat for patients is fungal toenails. For some, this can seem to be a fairly superficial matter. In reality, a case of toenail fungus can detract from someoneâ€™s quality of life by causing embarrassment, self-consciousness, and a reluctance to walk barefoot or wear sandals. In addition, any type of infection is a concern for a diabetic patient.
Hammertoes
Bunion and Hammertoe. Â Toe deformities are progressive and will worsen over time, making itÂ more and moreÂ difficult to wear shoes or participate in favorite activities.Â Surgical correction of these deformities will address imbalances and alignment issues to straighten toes that have drifted or curled. There are variations of procedures, and which is right for you will depend on the severity of your condition among other factors.
Heel Spurs
Plantar Fasciitis â€“ the most common cause of heel pain, this occurs when the band of tissues that spans your arch becomes injured and inflamed, pulling on your heel bone. The more it pulls, the more likely heel spurs will form and add to the problem!
Heel Pain
Depending on the cause of your heel pain, treatment can range from a simple switch in shoes to, in rare cases, a surgical procedure. Most times, however, conservative measures are all it takes to find relief. Besides a pair of well-cushioned and supportive shoes, custom orthotics can help distribute weight evenly, take pressure off your heel, and correct any structural or biomechanical issues accentuating your problem. Ice and stretching exercises can help as well, as can innovative, regenerative medicine like PRP injections and Amniofix, both of which stimulate the healing process.
Foot Pain
Ingrown Toenails
Ingrown Toenail Removal. Â This is usually reserved forÂ ingrown nails Â that resist other treatments, as wellÂ recurrence of nails thatÂ continue to grow inward. In severe cases, the nail matrix will be treated to disallow the nail to grow back, alleviating the chronic problem for good.
Plantar Fasciitis
Severâ€™s Disease â€“ while plantar fasciitis is the most common culprit in adults, Severâ€™s disease is the usual suspect in teens. This occurs during spurts of growth when the Achilles reaches maturity at a faster rate than the heel bone, thus tightly pulling on it until it catches up.
Podiatric Surgery

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