Podiatrists In Silver Spring Offers Noninvasive Treatment For Heel Pain

Family Foot and Ankle Associates of Maryland are happy to offer shockwave therapy to treat heel pain

2013-06-09

SILVER SPRING, MD, June 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) With technology constantly advancing, Drs. Goldberg, Farnworth and Frank, Silver Spring foot doctors, are committed to remaining on the cutting edge of technological advancements. To showcase this, the doctors are pleased to announce that Family Foot & Ankle Associates of Maryland is now offering a noninvasive way to treat their patient's heel pain in Silver Spring. Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, or ESWT is a fast, non-surgical way of reducing heel pain.

"We are glad that we can provide this sort of technology to our patients. We are always looking for new and effective ways for treating common foot injuries. The RSWT is for people who have tried other methods for treating heel pain with no results. We hope this method can finally give them relief," said Dr. Goldberg, foot doctor in Silver Spring.

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy is mostly for patients who suffer from chronic heel pain or plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis occurs when the plantar fascia ligament that is located in the heel is overused from standing for long hours or from repetitive exercise. ESWT generates pressure waves that travel through the skin and come in contact with the inflamed tissue. The waves then stimulate the body's natural self-healing process. ESWT is also capable of over-stimulating the nerves, reducing sensitivity and pain in the foot. This treatment is safe as well as effective and has been evaluated by the FDA.

Additionally, Drs. Goldberg, Farnworth, and Frank invite their patients to take advantage of the online appointment requesting feature that is available through his interactive website. The online appointment-requesting feature, offers a convenient way for busy patients to request an appointment for orthotics in Silver Spring with Family Foot and Ankle Associates without interrupting their day. Patients can also continue to call Family Foot and Ankle Associates' office for scheduling an appointment, as well at (301) 439-0300.

For more information on Dr. Goldberg, podiatrist in Silver Spring, his team of podiatric professionals and the services offered, patients can visit the practice's website at http://www.marylandfeet.com/.

About Family Foot and Ankle Associates of Maryland: Family Foot and Ankle Associates of Maryland is made up of Drs. Christopher Farnworth, Michael Frank and Marc Goldberg. At their four locations, they offer many services related to sports injuries, plantar fasciitis, bunions and Silver Spring orthotics, among others. Each podiatrist participates in continuing education programs and seminars to ensure that they are offering the most up to date and effective service to their Olney and Silver Spring patients.

Media Contact:
Family Foot and Ankle Associates of Maryland
mgfeet@yahoo.com
10801 Lockwood Dr. Suite 260
Silver Spring, MD 20901
(301) 439-0300
http://www.marylandfeet.com

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