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Columbus Podiatry & Surgery

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Columbus Podiatry & Surgery

Columbus Podiatry & Surgery, office in Worthington Our emphasis is on treating the whole patient. We also have our own spacious surgical suite on site.

At Columbus Podiatry & Surgery, we believe that the foot doctor and patient are a team, working together to ensure you receive the best foot health care. Our board certified podiatrists are highly skilled and experienced in all types of podiatric surgery to treat conditions such as bunions, toe deformities, flat feet, plantar fasciitis, Neuromas and crush and other injuries. Listening to your concerns and making sure all your questions are answered is our top priority. We treat geriatric patients and those with diabetes and specialize in wound care. We also want our patients to be educated and informed in order to make the best decisions about their podiatric health, whether it’s a more minor issue such as calluses, corns, fungal toenails or warts or more complex foot issues like diabetic wound care, ankle sprains, Achilles tendon problems, arthritis, metatarsalgia, nerve or circulation issues. We feature laser therapy, neurovascular stimulation and the most cutting edge treatment techniques. To accommodate our patients we have 3 conveniently located offices in Columbus and Gahanna. We know your time is valuable so we also offer digital x-rays and other testing services in office. Our combination of our experienced and high quality professional services, compassionate care and convenience make Columbus Podiatry & Surgery the number one choice for podiatric health in the Columbus area.

10/28/2025

The posterior tibial nerve that runs down your ankle to your foot is encased in the narrow tarsal tunnel along with tendons and blood vessels. When that nerve becomes compressed by an ankle sprain, arthritis, or overuse, it can become inflamed and p

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/helping-to-ease-the-pain-and-swelling-of-tarsal-tunnel-syndrome

10/21/2025

Wearing shoes that do not fit properly can cause more than just temporary discomfort. Over time, tight, loose, or unsupportive footwear can lead to a range of painful foot problems. Common issues include blisters, calluses, corns, and ingrown toenail

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/how-poorly-fitted-shoes-can-lead-to-foot-pain-and-injury

10/14/2025

Diabetes can create challenges for foot health, often turning small problems into bigger concerns, if they are not noticed early. Reduced circulation and nerve damage can make it harder to feel pain from cuts, blisters, or pressure spots, and slower

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/diabetes-and-the-risks-to-your-feet

10/07/2025

Research has indicated that one of the essential vitamins to take for healthy skin is B3. A skin condition that is known as pellagra can be a result of a B3 deficiency, and the skin on the heels can become affected. Symptoms of this foot condition ca

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/can-cracked-heels-be-caused-by-a-vitamin-deficiency

10/02/2025

Local pickleball club, Paddle Taps (www.pbtaps.com), is continuing its partnership with Columbus Podiatry to provide foot care services to its members.

Pickleball's popularity stems from its accessibility. It's easy to learn, fun for all ages, and provides a great workout. The constant movement improves cardiovascular health, reflexes, and balance. But like any physical activity, proper foot care is essential. Here are some tips to keep your feet happy on the court:

- Supportive Footwear: Choose well-cushioned shoes designed for court sports. They'll provide shock absorption and support for the quick starts, stops, and lateral movements pickleball demands.
- Maintain Good Form: Proper footwork is crucial. Focus on keeping your knees slightly bent and avoid landing flat-footed. This reduces stress on your joints and ankles.
- Stretch It Out: Before and after playing, take time for dynamic stretches that target your calves, ankles, and feet. This improves flexibility and reduces the risk of injuries.
- Listen to Your Feet: Pain is a sign something's wrong. Take breaks, adjust your playing intensity, and see a doctor if pain persists.

Read our blog to learn more:
https://www.columbusfoot.com/blogs/item/457-paddle-taps-partners-with-columbus-podiatry-to-keep-pickleballers-on-the-court

09/30/2025

A corn on the foot can develop from excess pressure. This is often the result of wearing shoes that do not fit correctly. The types of corns that can form are referred to as hard and soft corns. The latter gradually develops between the toes and

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/types-of-corns-on-the-feet

09/26/2025

Do you suffer from heel pain when you get up in the morning? If so, you should seek professional help and have a proper diagnosis performed. Heel pain can be caused by several different foot-related conditions.

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/heel-pain-can-be-treated

09/23/2025

Having an X-ray performed is a common method of determining if a toe has been broken. When the toe is stubbed or if a heavy object has dropped on it, a traumatic fracture can occur. The symptoms that may accompany this type of broken toe can include

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/two-types-of-broken-toes

09/16/2025

A good running shoe provides proper cushioning to absorb impact, breathable materials to keep feet dry and comfortable, and a design that balances style with performance. Proper fit is essential, as shoes that are too tight or too loose can cause bli

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/qualities-of-a-good-running-shoe

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09/09/2025

A fracture of the 5th metatarsal, the long bone on the outside of the foot that connects to the little toe, can occur in several locations and patterns. One common type is an avulsion fracture, where a tendon or ligament pulls off a small piece of bo

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/types-of-5th-metatarsal-fractures

09/02/2025

Heel pain is a common complaint among seniors and can be caused by plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and arthritis. Plantar fasciitis often results in sharp pain in the heel, especially in the morning, caused by inflammation of the tissue along the bott

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/understanding-heel-pain-in-seniors

08/26/2025

Pain in the top of your foot after running is often caused by inflammation of the tendons that are responsible for lifting and straightening your toes. This condition is known as extensor tendonitis. When these extensor tendons become inflamed, they

Read more: https://www.columbusfoot.com/blog/why-the-top-of-the-foot-can-hurt-when-running

Address

117 Lazelle Road East, Suite B
Columbus, OH
43235

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+16148853338

Website

http://www.columbusfoot.com/

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