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Phone: (801) 619-2170

Address: 9355 S 1300 E, Sandy, UT 84094

Website: http://www.slcpodiatrist.com

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General Practitioners

Warts
Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Arch pain is most commonly caused by posterior tibial tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, or fatigued plantar foot muscles. The pain can sometimes be relieved temporarily through stretching, hydration, rest, and the use of non-steroid anti-inflammatory medications, like Aleve, Advil, or Tylenol. Persistent pain may be indicative of shoes with poor support or a condition partially caused by genetics. If the pain is recurring and interferes with your life, see a podiatrist for a full diagnosis.
Family Practice
Our Salt Lake City location is shared with the Highland Family Practice in a 4-story building known as Highland Springs Specialty Clinic, on the west side of Highland Drive. Parking is in the back, and of course, we have an elevator! Â

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
Posterior heel pain can be caused by Achille tendonitis and tears, bursitis, Haglundâ€™s deformity, calcification in the Achilles tendon, or neuralgia of the sural nerve. Treatment is based on the diagnosis as determined from information obtained from a physical exam, the description of the patient’s symptoms, x-ray results, and MRI imaging. Podiatrists will often recommend that patients with posterior heel pain try conservative treatments, such as orthotics, stretching, braces, and other methods before they recommend surgery.
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Wound Care
As an enthusiastic athlete and holistic Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM), Elizabeth E. Auger first arrived in Salt Lake City in 1996. After completing three years of medical residency in intensive foot surgery and wound care, she chose to make SLC her permanent home in 1999.
Bunions
Flat feet can cause other foot issues such as plantar fasciitis, bunions, and hammertoes. Treatment consists of supportive shoes and custom orthotics.
Gangrene
The condition of restricted blood flow is referred to as “vascular disease” of the feet. Vascular disease is a serious condition that can cause non-healing wounds, gangrene, and foot pain. It is most common in people who have cardiovascular problems and those with diabetes.
Ingrown Toenails
The first sign that an ingrown nail is present is pain in the corner of the nail. Swollen, red skin on the painful side of the toe can also indicate an ingrown toenail. Ingrown toenails are caused by tight shoes that crowd the toe area, cutting toenails too short or curved, injury, nail infections, and certain medical conditions.

Calluses
Calluses are thick patches of skin that can grow on your feet. They form naturally from dead layers of skin that are subjected to friction and pressure and typically form on the weight-bearing areas of your feet, such as the big toe, heel, ball, or side of your foot. Some amount of callouses are normal, but they typically grow worse over time if not treated. You can also prevent calluses from forming, or returning by wearing proper shoes and applying a cream to the feet daily.
Fungus

Physical Therapists

Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
For Dr. Auger, Salt Lake City is the perfect place to be a part of the great outdoors while providing fellow athletes, infants, and seniors with the same-day appointments they desire and deserve. Having established three podiatry clinics -- in Sandy, West Jordan, and Millcreek -- she is able to meet the foot care needs of the entire SLC region.
Achilles Tendonitis
Whether you are afflicted with ingrown toenails, rheumatoid arthritis, Achilles tendonitis, fallen arches, hammertoe, Morton’s neuroma, plantar fasciitis, diabetic ulcers, bunions, fungal nail, metatarsalgia, onychomycosis, tarsal tunnel or toe deformities -- Dr. Elizabeth E. Auger has the extensive training, experience, and compassion to get you moving again!
Bunions Problems
The best shoes for hammertoes and bunions have a wide and high toe box, and medium height arch in the sole of the shoe. For bunions, it is essential to have properly fitting shoes with soft upper material so the shoe doesnâ€™t rub against the bunion causing irritation and pain.
Calluses
Flat Feet
Fungus Toenails
It is always best to trim the toenail straight across. This prevents an ingrown nail from developing. Those who have mycotic nails, or toenail fungus, may need to also frequently trim, or debride, the top of the affected toenails, as they frequently become thickened.
Hammertoes
You should also look for shoes with arch support to provide metatarsal stability. For hammertoes, you will also want to look for shoes with stretch material across the top of the foot to reduce friction on the bend of the toes.Â
Heel Pain
Foot Pain
Ingrown Toenails
To prevent ingrown toenails, be sure to maintain good nail hygiene and trim nails straight across, not at a curve. Wear shoes that fit properly and check your feet often, especially if you have a medical condition such as diabetes.
Metatarsalgia
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is more prone in people with lowered arches and tight calf muscles. It can be a “forever” problem if these two issues are not treated with orthotics and regular stretching. Regular care in these two areas can resolve the issue altogether in most instances. It will also lessen the frequency and severity of symptoms, even if the condition has become somewhat permanent.
Podiatric Surgery
If foot surgery, orthotic devices or clinical procedures are necessary, these are not things you want to put on hold. Choosing to delay care can lead to further complications and even sepsis (blood poisoning) in which the body’s ability to fight an infection is thrown out of balance.

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