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Northside Podiatry
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Review by:
Dan D.
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After ignoring my doctor’s advice to wear insoles for my absolutely flat feet, I woke up one day for my morning jog and noticed a prominent, tumor looking bump on the top of my left foot.
My primary care doc told me it was joint inflammation (who knew those were joints on the top of your foot?) and referred me to Dr. Morse at Northside Podiatry.
After shooting and viewing some X-rays, Dr. Morse explained that even though she could reduce the inflammation, a joint had shifted in my foot, leaving it permanently disfigured (oh well, I’ve always had ugly feet anyway). So she talked me into getting custom insoles to help prevent further damage/disfiguration.
Great staff, great service, and Dr. Morse was very attentive and knowledgeable.
Most people under thirty haven’t been to a Podiatrist, but if you need to, you can’t go wrong there.
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