Dr. Ali Anaim and the healthcare professionals at Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Center are pleased to welcome you to our practice, located at Nazareth Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Our website also provides you with background about Dr. Anaim, the staff, insurance policies, appointment procedures, maps, directions to our office, and other useful information.
Our goal is to educate our patients to be informed decision makers and fully understand any health issues you may encounter. That's why we've developed a website loaded with valuable information about podiatry and podiatric problems and treatments. We encourage you to visit this site whenever you have concerns about your feet.
Our goal is to educate our patients to be informed decision makers and fully understand any health issues you may encounter. That's why we've developed a website loaded with valuable information about podiatry and podiatric problems and treatments. We encourage you to visit this site whenever you have concerns about your feet.
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Dr. Ali Albert Anaim is pleased to welcome you to the Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Center location at Nazareth Hospital in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Anaim believes in treating his patients using only the latest techniques and materials in foot and ankle surgical intervention, all by means of a caring and compassionate experience.
The Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Center proudly presents Dr. Renata Milman, DPM to the Nazareth Hospital location. Dr. Milman is a Board Qualified Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and the Director of Podiatric Residency at Nazareth Hospital. Dr. Milman was raised in Northeast Philadelphia and is a proud Temple University alum who is ready and excited to give back to her community in and around the Philadelphia area.
The bunion deformity describes an enlarged, prominent, possibly arthritic big toe joint. As time passes, bunions get larger, stiffer, and may become extremely painful. The enlarged big toe joint can even prevent some from comfortably wearing shoes. Bunions can cause pain with every step, prevent you from walking properly, and occasionally lead to further complications.
With hammertoe deformities, the lesser toes buckle and claw at the ground with every step. This causes skin irritation, pain, affects the way you walk, may prevent you from comfortably wearing some shoes, and may even lead to wound formation. Some flexible hammertoes respond well to conservative treatment, while painful rigid hammertoes are easily corrected through surgery.
When a tendon becomes irritated and inflamed, this is called tendinitis. The amount of stress we put on our feet makes these tendons especially susceptible to injury. Normally, tendons are strong and flexible, but over time they can become weak, stiff, thin, and painful. Minor injuries repeated over a lifetime or a direct traumatic event can both cause tendinitis.
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