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Dr. Mark Richard Gorman, D.P.M.

Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)

Dr. Mark Richard Gorman D.P.M. is a top Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist) in Glendale, . With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Dr. Mark Richard Gorman D.P.M. is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for the better. Through their designated cause and expertise in the field, Dr. Mark Richard Gorman D.P.M. is a prime example of a true leader in healthcare. As a leader and expert in their field, Dr. Mark Richard Gorman D.P.M. is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life. They embody the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In Glendale, AZ, Dr. Mark Richard Gorman D.P.M. is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.
Dr. Mark Richard Gorman, D.P.M.
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What does a pinched nerve in the foot feel like?

Thank you for this question. This question cannot be entered directly because every type of "pinched nerve" can feel different. It depends on the position, the area of the foot READ MORE
Thank you for this question. This question cannot be entered directly because every type of "pinched nerve" can feel different. It depends on the position, the area of the foot that is being irritated. You should check with your primary care doctor or of foot and ankle surgeon.
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How long does it take your Achilles tendon to heal?

There is not an answer because we don’t know what happened to the achilles to begin with. Please check with your own physician. Most achilles do take a period of time to heal. Dr. READ MORE
There is not an answer because we don’t know what happened to the achilles to begin with. Please check with your own physician. Most achilles do take a period of time to heal.

Dr. Gornan

Quality of stitches with Lapiplasty surgery?

This is in a possible question for me to answer, since I am not in involved with this treatment or the procedure itself. You need to discuss and coordinate this with your attending READ MORE
This is in a possible question for me to answer, since I am not in involved with this treatment or the procedure itself. You need to discuss and coordinate this with your attending physician.

How do you reduce swelling after ankle dislocation?

You need to check with your treating physician as they would know the cause

When should I be concerned about heel pain?

Heel pain can come from many causes. You should check with a foot and ankle physician and get a diagnosis.

Burning sensation?

It is physically impossible to make a diagnosis or tell you exactly what is wrong. You need to be evaluated either by a foot and ankle surgeon, or a neurologist to give you an READ MORE
It is physically impossible to make a diagnosis or tell you exactly what is wrong. You need to be evaluated either by a foot and ankle surgeon, or a neurologist to give you an accurate diagnosis.

Thank you,

Dr. Gorman

Throbbing pain on the sides of my feet?

Before any answer can be given to you, you need to make an appointment with your primary care physician, or a foot and ankle surgeon so they can evaluate how your feet are working READ MORE
Before any answer can be given to you, you need to make an appointment with your primary care physician, or a foot and ankle surgeon so they can evaluate how your feet are working while you are running. Also, possibly a custom-made foot orthotic, not an over-the-counter arch support would be very beneficial and get you back to running.

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Dr. Mark R. Gorman

Knots on the bottom of my feet?

Thank you for the picture. Those areas on the bottom of your foot need to be evaluated by a foot and ankle surgeon, and then they can tell whether that is related to any bone irritation READ MORE
Thank you for the picture. Those areas on the bottom of your foot need to be evaluated by a foot and ankle surgeon, and then they can tell whether that is related to any bone irritation underneath or if it is a growth.

Dr. Mark Gorman

Should I see an orthopedist or podiatrist for ankle pain?

A Podiatrist is a specialist in feet and ankle that is what I would suggest.

Dr. Gorman

Treating bow legs?

The answer to your question is difficult because of it needs to be a diagnosis as to what caused the bowed legs. You need to check with a foot and ankle surgeon or an orthopedic READ MORE
The answer to your question is difficult because of it needs to be a diagnosis as to what caused the bowed legs. You need to check with a foot and ankle surgeon or an orthopedic surgeon for the exact diagnosis and then physical therapy and strengthening should be helpful. Also, it might be helpful to have some custom made foot orthotics to control your walking, which would probably help the legs.

Thank you,

Dr. Gorman

Is it normal for my feet to be this cold?

If you are concerned about this, then you need to check with either a vascular surgeon or your own primary care doctor to evaluate the circulation in your feet.

Can you walk after toenail removal?

Yes, in an open-toed shoe, you should be fine.

What is ankle/foot orthosis used for?

Thank you for the question but this question cannot be answered only by the attending physician. Ankle-foot orthosis to stabilize some mechanical pathology in your feet or ankle READ MORE
Thank you for the question but this question cannot be answered only by the attending physician. Ankle-foot orthosis to stabilize some mechanical pathology in your feet or ankle area. You need to check with the physician who suggested the ankle-foot orthotic.

One toe is freezing and throbbing pain?

You need to check with the surgeon who did the leg surgery 3 weeks ago to find out what needs to be done. Please do this as soon as possible so that you can get an answer.

What is the fastest way to recover from bunion surgery?

The fastest way to recover from a bunion surgery is to follow your surgeon's advice and the appropriate postoperative care. Also, reduce her activities and allow your foot to heal READ MORE
The fastest way to recover from a bunion surgery is to follow your surgeon's advice and the appropriate postoperative care. Also, reduce her activities and allow your foot to heal at least 60 days.

Dr. Gorman

How long do you have to wear a walking boot after ankle surgery?

This question is too vague to give an answer. It depends on what type of ankle surgery what was the cars what was the procedure. Generally, boots are worn for 4-6 weeks depending READ MORE
This question is too vague to give an answer. It depends on what type of ankle surgery what was the cars what was the procedure. Generally, boots are worn for 4-6 weeks depending on the tape procedure. If it is an arthroscopy procedure, then it is less time.

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Dr. Gorman

How long does it take for a ruptured Achilles tendon to heal without surgery?

Thank you for the question about a ruptured Achilles tendon. There is no direct answer. It depends on how the rupture was with it (was it complete or partial). I would suggest READ MORE
Thank you for the question about a ruptured Achilles tendon. There is no direct answer. It depends on how the rupture was with it (was it complete or partial). I would suggest at the age of 34 that you get information from your treating physician so that you are well informed as to what type of rupture. Injuries like that need to be attended. It can take at least 6 months until it heals properly and that includes physical therapy.

Foot issues?

You need to have an appointment with a Podiatrist or Orthopedic surgeon.

How do you relieve pain after ankle surgery?

You need to talk to your surgeon.

How long does it take for a sprained foot and ankle to heal?

I am sorry that I cannot give you an accurate answer on this question. The sprain depends on how severe the sprain was if there was ligament damage. If this was a simple sprain READ MORE
I am sorry that I cannot give you an accurate answer on this question. The sprain depends on how severe the sprain was if there was ligament damage. If this was a simple sprain of the foot and ankle, probably take about 3/4 weeks or slightly longer. My advice is to get an appointment with the foot and ankle physician and they can give you the accurate answer.

Thank you,

Dr. Gorman