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¿Como sé si tengo verrugas plantares?

Verrugas Plantares

Hay algunos signos y síntomas mas complicados y graves que definitivamente requieren atención médica. Estos incluyen:

Las verrugas son una patología común que se observa en Aloha Foot and Ankle Associates. Nuestros médicos tienen la experiencia para tratar las verrugas plantares. Si usted está padeciendo de este problema de verrugas en los pies llame a nuestra oficina para hace una cita. Nosotros estamos en Mission Viejo California y somos especialista de los pies, o si tiene algún problema en los pies por cualquiera que fuera nosotros podemos ayudarlo a eliminar el dolor de los pies.

Author
Visoth Chan, DPM Dr. Visoth Chan is the owner and medical director of Aloha Foot and Ankle Associates. She graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a Bachelor's Degree in Animal Physiology and Neuroscience. Following this, she received her Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree at the California School of Podiatric Medicine in Oakland. She subsequently completed her podiatric surgical residency at White Memorial in Los Angeles. She takes great pride in her role at Aloha Foot and Ankle Associates and strives to make sure her patients have the best care possible. When not treating patients, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family, especially her daughter, Emmylou.

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