Nerve Symptoms
Peripheral Neuropathy
Burning, tingling, numbness, and nerve pain evaluated with advanced non-surgical care options.
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Expert Care for Foot and Ankle Conditions
From nerve symptoms and heel pain to nail concerns, ankle injuries, and custom support, Dr. Lazarus focuses on identifying what is driving your symptoms before recommending treatment.
Find the Concern That Sounds Most Like Yours
Every condition page explains common symptoms, possible causes, and how West Haven Foot and Ankle Center approaches treatment.
Diabetes Foot Care
Diabetic Neuropathy
Foot numbness, tingling, and diabetic nerve symptoms managed with a careful podiatric plan.
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Heel Pain
Plantar Fasciitis
Morning heel pain and plantar fascia irritation treated beyond generic stretching alone.
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Foot Pain
Heel Pain
A focused evaluation for heel pain that may come from fascia, tendon, nerve, or structural causes.
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General Foot Care
Foot Pain
Persistent foot pain evaluated by location, activity pattern, pressure, and underlying mechanics.
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Tendon Pain
Achilles Tendonitis
Back-of-heel and Achilles tendon pain treated with modern podiatric options.
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Ankle Care
Ankle Pain
Ankle pain, stiffness, instability, and swelling assessed for the right next step.
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Injury Care
Ankle Sprains
Sprains and recurring ankle instability evaluated so healing is not left to guesswork.
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Support and Alignment
Custom Orthotics
Personalized support for alignment, pressure distribution, and daily comfort.
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Nail Treatment
Fungal Nails
Thick, discolored, brittle, or fungal nails evaluated with treatment options that fit the case.
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Nail Pain
Ingrown Toenails
Painful nail borders, redness, and swelling treated with podiatrist-guided nail care.
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Skin Conditions
Plantar Warts
Stubborn plantar warts assessed for modern treatment options beyond pharmacy products.
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Medical Nail Care
Nail Reconstruction
A podiatrist-guided option for damaged, thick, misshapen, or partially missing toenails.
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