Compounding for Podiatry

Physiotherapists are trained to use movement and exercise to help people regain their body function and strength after an injury. Most people injured after an accident need physiotherapists for strengthening their muscles and regain muscular movement. A wide range of treatment technique are used for physiotherapies like exercises, manual therapy, advice, and education.

Podiatrists are trained for the treatment of foot-related issues. Podiatrists help people with feet or foot pain, whether it is bone or muscular pain. They also deal with other foot-related problems such as blisters, calluses, hard skin. etc. Podiatrists also help in designing and modifying Orthotics to treat misalignment of the foot & lower limb. This helps in the treatment of foot, knee, ankle, hip, or even lower back pain.

A podiatrist can help in the treatment of the following foot problem:

Fractures and Sprains – Common injuries that affect foot or ankle
Plantar Fasciitis – Pain at the bottom of the foot due to over-stretched or strained tissue.
Heel Pain – Heel pain due to over-exertion, over-stretching, poorly fitting shoes, severe disease, and Achilles tendinitis.
Blisters – Blister bubble due to tear under the skin
Corns and Calluses – Calluses form when the skin hardens and corn forming a hard lump with inflamed skin.
Bunions – Bony bump forms at the big toe joint.
Arthritis – Inflammation, swelling, and wear and tear on your joints.
Ingrown Toenails – In the surrounding skin, toenails grow causing pain and discomfort.
Gnarly or Thick Toenails – Caused due to fungal infections, trauma, aging, etc.
Achilles Tendinitis – Caused due to repetitive strain or overuse of the Achilles tendon.
Neuromas – A benign cyst that develops in the ball of the foot
Athlete’s Foot – Caused by the fungus called Tinea, which is commonly found in public showers, around swimming pools, in change rooms floors, etc.
Morton’s Neuroma – Caused due to nerve problem between the third and fourth bones.

The variety of podiatric issues which can be treated through podiatry compounding medication are as follows:

Arthritis & Inflammation
Muscle & Joint Pian
Diabetic Neuropathy
Plantar Fasciitis
Athlete’s Foot
Antifungal therapy
Wounds & Poor Circulation
Calluses
Non-Surgical Nail Removal
Warts
and more

One can easily order online a refill for your podiatry compounding medication with VIOS. We also send reminders to our patients when they are about to run out of their medication.

Yes, podiatry compounding medication is available in cream, spray & tablet capsule form.