Foot problems should not be ignored, regardless of age, says the Associated Foot Clinic at 191 N. Park Boulevard, off M-24.
Dr. Jeffrey C. Noroyan, D.P.M., owner of the clinic, and Dr. Timothy B. Snyder feel patient-oriented care is the most effective when treating foot problems. Most foot ailments are simple and can be corrected with in-office treatment. Dr. Snyder joined the Associated Foot Clinic recently and is from the Lake Orion area.
Foot afflictions vary depending on age and activities involved. Heel spurs, heel pain and ankle injuries are common. The most important thing to do when experiencing foot pain of any kind is to get them professionally checked out.
“Kids are going to have ingrown nails, while older people experience poor circulation, bad bunions and hammer toes,” Noroyan says.
Choice of footwear and proper foot care are important factors in maintaining healthy feet. The office encourages yearly check-ups.
One step toward healthier feet is ensuring proper circulation. Many people leave their shoes on all day until arriving home after work. Removing shoes and socks, even for a few hours during the day, can provide proper circulation.
Laser surgery has been introduced in the field to podiatry.
“Laser surgery is only good for soft tissue problems, such as ingrown nails and warts,” says Noroyan.
Diabetics are specifically prone to foot ailments, though they can develop at any age. Most are curable with a minimal amount of discomfort.
Associated Foot Clinic performs in-office surgery while pre-operative and post-operative physical therapy is used to alleviate muscle problems.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and Saturday appointments are available.
The office phone number is (248) 693-8400.

Foot problems should not be ignored, regardless of age, says the Associated Foot Clinic at 191 N. Park Boulevard, off M-24.
Dr. Jeffrey C. Noroyan, D.P.M., owner of the clinic, along with Dr. Timothy B. Snyder and Dr. Gloria Christin, feel patient-oriented care is the most effective when treating foot problems.
Most foot ailments are simple and can be corrected with in-office treatment.
Foot afflictions vary depending on age and activities involved. Heel spurs, heel pain and ankle injuries are common. The most important thing to do when experiencing foot pain of any kind is to get them professionally checked out.
‘Kids are going to have ingrown nails, while older people experience poor circulation, bad bunions and hammer toes,? Noroyan says.
Choice of footwear and proper foot care are important factors in maintaining healthy feet. The office encourages yearly check-ups.
One step toward healthier feet is ensuring proper circulation.
Many people leave their shoes on all day until arriving home after work. Removing shoes and socks, even for a few hours during the day, can provide the proper circulation.
Laser surgery has been introduced in the field to podiatry.
‘Laser surgery is only good for soft tissue problems, such as ingrown nails and warts,? says Noroyan.
Diabetics are specifically prone to foot ailments, though they can develop at any age.
Most are curable with a minimal amount of discomfort.
Associated Foot Clinic performs in-office surgery while pre-operative and post-operative physical therapy is used to alleviate muscle problems.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The office phone number is (248)693-8400.

Foot problems should not be ignored, regardless of age, says the Associated Foot Clinic at 191 N. Park Boulevard, off M-24.
Dr. Jeffrey C. Noroyan, D.P.M., owner of the clinic, along with Dr. Timothy B. Snyder and Dr. Gloria Christin, feel patient-oriented care is the most effective when treating foot problems. Most foot ailments are simple and can be corrected with in-office treatment.
Foot afflictions vary depending on age and activities involved. Heel spurs, heel pain and ankle injuries are common. The most important thing to do when experiencing foot pain of any kind is to get them professionally checked out.
“Kids are going to have ingrown nails, while older people experience poor circulation, bad bunions and hammer toes,” Noroyan says.
Choice of footwear and proper foot care are important factors in maintaining healthy feet. The office encourages yearly check-ups.
One step toward healthier feet is ensuring proper circulation. Many people leave their shoes on all day until arriving home after work. Removing shoes and socks, even for a few hours during the day, can provide proper circulation.
Laser surgery has been introduced in the field to podiatry.
“Laser surgery is only good for soft tissue problems, such as ingrown nails and warts,” says Noroyan.
Diabetics are specifically prone to foot ailments, though they can develop at any age. Most are curable with a minimal amount of discomfort.
Associated Foot Clinic performs in-office surgery while pre-operative and post-operative physical therapy is used to alleviate muscle problems.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The office phone number is (248) 693-8400.