Treatment Options for Charcot Foot - Babak Kosari, MD

Charcot foot is a neuropathic foot disease that is sometimes seen in patients with diabetes. The prevention of further joint destruction and foot deformity is the primary initial aim in treatment of charcot's foot. Dr. Babak Kosari of Valley Presbyterian Hospital tells us about this disease and how critical it is to have it treated promptly and correctly.

[@HiTechSigns]

Dr. Babak Kosari is full of knowledge , and full of Kindness. We are lucky to have such a Doctor in our life term.

[@katjafalla8249]

My man suffers. Bad,,wish I could help his Arch has not fallen yet but bones cracked,,😣

[@tamarajohnson9668]

I have Charcot Doot but have never been diabetic. You need to correct your statement.

[@blairharris9562]

My nan has had this condition for over 20 years, however has never had any surgery and only 1 x-ray in all of this time. she has been recommended to wear sports trainers which she did for many years however, they are now insufficient as she need a deeper shoe with ankle support. She now wears men's basketball boots which are great.

[@zealkurusuthegatorman5439]

I got Charcot Foot...

[@TheRjjrjjr]

So contradictory. . . it is most definitely NOT preventable! If caught early, you might be able to mitigate the end result, but why lie and say it is preventable? I would NEVER go to this doctor! He seems very confused!