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Dr. David Gelbmann, D.P.M.
Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)
Skilled in the field of podiatry, Dr. David B. Gelbmann welcomes patients at his private practice - Gelbmann Podiatry - with two Chicago-based offices, on South Michigan Avenue and West Chicago Avenue. Gelbmann Podiatry offers the highest standard of care in podiatry. Their physicians seek to make patients’ visits simple, stress-free, and effective. It is their goal to resolve pain and function issues in a way that allows patients to live the life they are accustomed to. In his professional experience, Dr. Gelbmann can be found on staff at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Weiss Memorial Hospital. As a podiatric physician and surgeon, he specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of Achilles tendonitis, bunions, heel pain, flat feet, hammertoe, ingrown toenails, and other ailments of the foot, ankle, and leg.
Dr. David Gelbmann, D.P.M.
- Chicago, IL
- Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine
- Accepting new patients
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Which gel is best for ankle sprain?
Hempnesic pain relieving gel
Can a chiropractor help with dislocated ankle?
Absolutely not. A dislocated ankle is a serious injury resulting in potentially permanent disability if not treated by a foot and ankle surgeon, podiatric or orthopedic foot and READ MORE
Absolutely not. A dislocated ankle is a serious injury resulting in potentially permanent disability if not treated by a foot and ankle surgeon, podiatric or orthopedic foot and ankle.
Tailors bunion
Hello, It looks like you definitely have a tailors bunion developing . As your foot grows in length it will grow in width so you should wear try wearing shoes that are double wide READ MORE
Hello,
It looks like you definitely have a tailors bunion developing . As your
foot grows in length it will grow in width so you should wear try wearing
shoes that are double wide and also 0.5-1 full size larger than normal to
allow for extra room. If it's still painful I'd recommend seeing a surgical
podiatrist for a consultation.
Good luck,
Dr Gelbmann
It looks like you definitely have a tailors bunion developing . As your
foot grows in length it will grow in width so you should wear try wearing
shoes that are double wide and also 0.5-1 full size larger than normal to
allow for extra room. If it's still painful I'd recommend seeing a surgical
podiatrist for a consultation.
Good luck,
Dr Gelbmann
