by drbetschart | Feb 4, 2020 | bunions, Diabetes, Foot pain, Podiatry
It’s always up to you… Most foot surgery is elective. Elective means it’s always up to you, the patient, to decide if and when to have it. We are often asked when the right time is to consider surgery. In most cases, the best answer is when the pain is becoming...
by drbetschart | May 8, 2019 | bunions, Foot pain, Podiatry
Don’t Operate Your Own Personal Treatment Center, Part Two Good day, Doctor Paul Betschart here, ready to talk to my friends in Danbury again today about some of the mistakes that people make by trying to treat themselves. Specifically, we are focusing on the...
by drbetschart | Feb 21, 2019 | bunions, Podiatry
Don’t Operate Your Own Personal Treatment Center, Part One Sometimes people try to treat their own foot pain, and play the role of both doctor and patient. Hi, I’m Doctor Paul Betschart, a podiatrist from Danbury, CT, and I would like to talk to you today about...
by rladmin | Feb 5, 2018 | bunions, nail fungus, toe nails, Uncategorized
Embarrassed of your Feet? Let’s face it. There are a lot of people who are embarrassed of their feet. They don’t want anyone to know about some of the unsightly ailments that they are struggling with. I’m Doctor Paul Betschart , a foot doctor from...
by rladmin | Oct 23, 2017 | bunions, Foot pain, Podiatry, Uncategorized
You know the telltale bump on the outside of the big toe that makes wearing shoes so difficult. The bony protrusion, caused by the joint at the base of the big toe moving out of place, gets a lot of friction from shoes and a lot of pressure from bearing weight, which...
