Imagine a life with no foot or ankle pain. Imagine being able to exercise, shop or play with your children or grandchildren without your feet or ankles holding you back. At Indy Podiatry, our goal is to help everyone find the best path to solving their foot or ankle problems. Our doctors are the experts that can help you lead a full and active life free from foot or ankle pain.
If you or someone you love has a foot or ankle problem, give our office a call at (317) 573-4250; we are here to help.
If you or someone you love has a foot or ankle problem, give our office a call at (317) 573-4250; we are here to help.
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Doctor Helms has been delivering high quality foot and ankle care in the greater Indianapolis area since 1988. He completed his residency in 1988 at Mt Sinai Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio. He is board certified in foot surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS) and continues to learn the latest and best foot and ankle treatments by attending workshops and conferences each year.
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The following patient forms are in pdf format. Please complete and print the appropriate form(s) and bring it/them to your scheduled appointment. For questions regarding our forms, please contact our office at 317-573-4250. The Indy Podiatry Patient Portal provides an easy-to-use, secure, web-based method for patients to access portions of their medical records on-line.
Ankle Sprains
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An ankle sprain is one of the most common types of ankle injuries. Ankle sprains often occur when someone "rolls" their ankle during a sports activity or when walking or running on uneven terrain. Sometimes a "pop" in the ankle is felt or heard during the injury. Ankle sprains usually involve injury to a ligament, but fractures and cartilage or tendon damage also are possible.
Achilles Tendinitis
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Tendons are the structures that attach muscles to bones. They allow the energy created when muscles contract to be transformed into movement. Without healthy tendons, our ability to move is hampered. Without strong, healthy tendons in our feet and ankles, standing, walking and running can become difficult and painful.
Big Toe Arthritis
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More often the problem is related to the type of foot structure a person is born with. Certain foot types do not allow enough movement of the toe. With each step taken, there is excess pressure in the joint. Over time, this excess pressure causes damage within the joint. Bone spurs develop, and the joint becomes enlarged.
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