Alvarado Podiatry Center

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(619) 583-8160Visit WebsiteMap & Directions6699 Alvarado Rd Ste 2201San Diego, CA 92120 Write a Review

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Mon - Fri:	9:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Alvarado Medical Plz II

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College East, Mid-City

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http://www.alvaradopodiatrycenter.com

http://www.drtriolo.com

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Parking: Lot, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

By Appointment Only: Yes

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08/25/2010

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Surgery for Bunions

I had bi-lateral bunions surgery 6 weeks ago. I can't believe how much better my feet are. I have no pain now. If you need bunion surgery, don't pospone it. It is so much easier today than it was years ago. Dr. Triolo is a great and caring surgeon.

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Phone: (619) 583-8160

Address: 6699 Alvarado Rd Ste 2201, San Diego, CA 92120

Website: http://www.alvaradopodiatrycenter.com

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MRI
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Radiology
A radiologist trained to supervise radiology exams will review the images and send them to your physician for analysis. Your healthcare provider will then interpret this data and communicate it to you.
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Ankle Surgery
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Bunion Surgery
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Bunions
Women with bunions and crooked toes should not be forced to abandon their heels or pumps in favor of running shoes or sandals.
Ingrown Toenails
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Sports Medicine
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Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy improves joint mobility and range of motion. However, patients may be unable to perform active range-of-motion exercises when they first begin physical therapy. Physical therapy aims to give the patient the ability to perform these exercises independently. Active range of motion exercises is divided into isometric and resistive. In resistive exercises, the patient pushes against a force, while in isometric exercises, the muscles contract and relax. The goal is to increase the amount of movement, reduce pain, and decrease stiffness and inflammation.
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Manual Therapy
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Bunions Problems
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Flat Feet
Hammertoes
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Heel Spurs
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Plantar Fasciitis
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