Conditions

At the Community Foot Clinic of McPherson, Dr. Trent Timson and his caring staff provide effective care and advanced treatment options—including state-of-the-art laser therapy and complex surgical reconstruction—for a comprehensive range of foot and ankle conditions. Read on for more information on common foot conditions treated at our office.

Heel Pain

Aching heels is one of the most common symptoms experienced by people of all ages. Heel pain has several possible causes, and it can drastically reduce your quality of life when it is severe or persistent.

Nail and Skin Care

Painful ingrown toenails, unsightly fungal infections, dry skin, and other uncomfortable or embarrassing conditions can affect the health and appearance of your skin and nails. These are your first line of defense against more serious injuries, and we’ll help you keep them looking and feeling good.

Other Conditions

Plantar Fasciitis
Achilles Tendinitis
Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Haglund’s Deformity
Heel Fissures
Heel Spurs
Stress Fractures

Other Conditions

Ingrown Toenails
Fungal Nails
Athlete’s Foot
Calluses and Corns
Blisters
Warts
Cancer
Black Toenails
Psoriasis
Spider Veins
Sweaty or Stinky Feet
Frostbite
Other Lesions

Diabetic Foot Care

Foot problems are one of the most common complications of diabetes. The compounding effects of decreased circulation and poor nerve health make proliferation of foot conditions very dangerous—there is no such thing as a “minor wound” if you have diabetes.

Sports Injuries

Whether you’re a high school athlete, work on your feet, or just enjoy a little basketball on the weekends, feet and ankles are especially vulnerable to both traumatic and overuse injuries. Proper care will help you heal fully and quickly, and reduce the risk of chronic pain or complications.

Other Conditions

Diabetic Wound Care
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
Peripheral Neuropathy
Charcot Foot

Other Conditions

Achilles Tendon Injuries
Sprains
Strains
Forefoot Fractures
Tendinitis
Sesamoid Injuries
Midfoot (Lisfranc) Injuries
Stress Fractures
Shin Splints
Turf Toe

Pediatric Foot Care

Many congenital foot conditions may be diagnosed shortly after birth, or become apparent as the child learns to walk. Children are also especially prone to certain injuries or infections due to softer bones and underdeveloped immune systems. We provide compassionate, gentle, and effective care for children of all ages.

Acquired Foot Deformities

Over time, feet and joints may become misaligned or deformed due to injuries, wear and tear, inherited foot structures, or even improper shoe wear. Most can only be fixed surgically, though conservative treatments can bring pain relief and keep the deformity from getting worse.