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Dr. Afshin Eghdami Orthopedic surgeon and specialist Member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Subspecialty fellowship in knee and hip joint replacement surgery from the United States I am Dr. Afshin Eghdami, an orthopedic surgeon and a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. I completed a subspecialty fellowship in knee replacement and hip replacement surgery, as well as an advanced course in joint surgery and arthroscopy, in the United States, and I am currently serving my fellow Iranians. As a specialist physician, I am capable of performing various orthopedic surgeries; however, I have always believed that, for better results, every physician should work within their specialized field. For this reason, I am pursuing my subspecialized practice with a focus on knee surgery, specifically knee replacement, and hip surgery, specifically hip replacement, and in this field I have achieved major accomplishments both in Iran and the United States, so that I may bring health to my valued patients. Burning Feet: Treatment and Causes: In addition to a burning sensation in the soles of the feet, other symptoms that may indicate foot numbness include: Redness Swelling Excessive sweating Dull, heavy pain A feeling of increased body temperature Any of these symptoms may be a sign of a more serious illness. Therefore, you should immediately see a primary care physician, a foot specialist, or a neurologist. Causes and reasons for burning feet: One of the most common causes of burning soles and burning pain in the body is injury to or impaired function of the nervous system. These injuries may occur in the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, or in the peripheral nerves that extend throughout the body. There are various types of neurological and spinal complications that can cause symptoms of burning feet. Some of these include: Radiculopathy, or compression of a nerve in the spinal region, which is considered a natural consequence of aging. However, it causes a burning sensation only in some cases, not in all instances. Cervical spondylosis is also a complication of aging, caused by wear and overuse of the bones and vertebrae of the neck, and results in pain in the neck area. A herniated disc occurs when an intervertebral disc slips out of its normal position. A lumbar disc herniation is one of the causes of burning feet. Mononeuropathy, which is any injury to a single nerve or a group of nerves. This condition causes pain in a part of the body. Examples include carpal tunnel syndrome, which causes pain in the wrist; injury to the ulnar nerve, which causes pain in the arm; and sciatica, which affects the nerves in the legs and lower limbs. Whiplash is an injury that causes pain in the soft tissues of the neck. This injury results from a sudden, whip-like movement of the neck, such as that which occurs in traffic accidents. Treatment for burning sensations: Measures you can take at home to relieve pain include: Wearing suitable shoes or slippers Wearing cotton socks to reduce foot sweating Using special insoles for shoes or other orthotic devices Washing the feet with cold water (not ice water) Using cooling creams and ointments. Increasing daily food intake, especially foods rich in B vitamins Resting the feet as much as possible Elevating the feet while resting Reducing the use of drugs and alcohol Treatment methods that your physician may use, depending on the type of underlying cause, include: Prescribing medication (antifungal, analgesic, neurological, and antidiabetic medications) Prescribing ointments and creams Prescribing special shoes or orthotic equipment Surgery to repair damaged nerves or complications affecting the nerves, joints, or muscles. Prescribing vitamins Dr. Afshin Eghdami is an orthopedic surgeon and specialist. Dr. Afshin Eghdami's office is located in Tehran. Through the Darmun platform, you can book an online appointment for consultation and receive online visits by text, voice call, or video call on the days and at the times designated by Dr. Afshin Eghdami, in the fields of knee surgery and orthopedic surgery. To receive an appointment with Dr. Afshin Eghdami, an orthopedic surgeon and specialist, you can enter the Darmun platform and register your appointment. You can also view Dr. Afshin Eghdami's address, telephone number, biography, and patient reviews through the Darmun platform. Online appointment booking for Dr. Afshin Eghdami is active. If the online appointment-booking service is not active, you can click the “Notify me” option so that whenever Dr. Afshin Eghdami creates appointments, an SMS notification will be sent to you.
Dr. Afshin Eghdami Orthopedic surgeon and specialist Member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Subspecialty fellowship in knee and hip joint replacement surgery from the United States I am Dr. Afshin Eghdami, an orthopedic surgeon and a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. I completed a subspecialty fellowship in knee replacement and hip replacement surgery, as well as an advanced course in joint surgery and arthroscopy, in the United States, and I am currently serving my fellow Iranians. As a specialist physician, I am capable of performing various orthopedic surgeries; however, I have always believed that, for better results, every physician should work within their specialized field. For this reason, I am pursuing my subspecialized practice with a focus on knee surgery, specifically knee replacement, and hip surgery, specifically hip replacement, and in this field I have achieved major accomplishments both in Iran and the United States, so that I may bring health to my valued patients. Burning Feet: Treatment and Causes: In addition to a burning sensation in the soles of the feet, other symptoms that may indicate foot numbness include: Redness Swelling Excessive sweating Dull, heavy pain A feeling of increased body temperature Any of these symptoms may be a sign of a more serious illness. Therefore, you should immediately see a primary care physician, a foot specialist, or a neurologist. Causes and reasons for burning feet: One of the most common causes of burning soles and burning pain in the body is injury to or impaired function of the nervous system. These injuries may occur in the central nervous system, including the brain and spinal cord, or in the peripheral nerves that extend throughout the body. There are various types of neurological and spinal complications that can cause symptoms of burning feet. Some of these include: Radiculopathy, or compression of a nerve in the spinal region, which is considered a natural consequence of aging. However, it causes a burning sensation only in some cases, not in all instances. Cervical spondylosis is also a complication of aging, caused by wear and overuse of the bones and vertebrae of the neck, and results in pain in the neck area. A herniated disc occurs when an intervertebral disc slips out of its normal position. A lumbar disc herniation is one of the causes of burning feet. Mononeuropathy, which is any injury to a single nerve or a group of nerves. This condition causes pain in a part of the body. Examples include carpal tunnel syndrome, which causes pain in the wrist; injury to the ulnar nerve, which causes pain in the arm; and sciatica, which affects the nerves in the legs and lower limbs. Whiplash is an injury that causes pain in the soft tissues of the neck. This injury results from a sudden, whip-like movement of the neck, such as that which occurs in traffic accidents. Treatment for burning sensations: Measures you can take at home to relieve pain include: Wearing suitable shoes or slippers Wearing cotton socks to reduce foot sweating Using special insoles for shoes or other orthotic devices Washing the feet with cold water (not ice water) Using cooling creams and ointments. Increasing daily food intake, especially foods rich in B vitamins Resting the feet as much as possible Elevating the feet while resting Reducing the use of drugs and alcohol Treatment methods that your physician may use, depending on the type of underlying cause, include: Prescribing medication (antifungal, analgesic, neurological, and antidiabetic medications) Prescribing ointments and creams Prescribing special shoes or orthotic equipment Surgery to repair damaged nerves or complications affecting the nerves, joints, or muscles. Prescribing vitamins Dr. Afshin Eghdami is an orthopedic surgeon and specialist. Dr. Afshin Eghdami's office is located in Tehran. Through the Darmun platform, you can book an online appointment for consultation and receive online visits by text, voice call, or video call on the days and at the times designated by Dr. Afshin Eghdami, in the fields of knee surgery and orthopedic surgery. To receive an appointment with Dr. Afshin Eghdami, an orthopedic surgeon and specialist, you can enter the Darmun platform and register your appointment. You can also view Dr. Afshin Eghdami's address, telephone number, biography, and patient reviews through the Darmun platform. Online appointment booking for Dr. Afshin Eghdami is active. If the online appointment-booking service is not active, you can click the “Notify me” option so that whenever Dr. Afshin Eghdami creates appointments, an SMS notification will be sent to you.
