Dr. Adriana Strimbu DPM
Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)
404 North Federal Highway Hallandale Beach Florida, 33009About
Dr. Adriana Strimbu is a podiatrist practicing in Hallandale Beach, Florida. Dr. Strimbu is specializes in the treatment of the foot , ankle and related parts of the leg. As a podiatrist, Dr. Strimbu diagnoses and treats conditions of the feet. The feet are key body parts that give a person stability, absorb shock, allow for walking and standing and are necessary for overall well-being. So, the feet need expert care. Podiatrists can specialize in surgery, wound care, sports medicine, diabetic care and pediatrics.
Education and Training
Barry University School of DPM DPM 2000
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3 Common Causes of Arch and Heel Pain
TendonitisThere are a few tendons that attach to bones near the arch of the foot. One of them can get strained, causing pain with every step. Flat feet are more prone to straining tendons. Pinched NerveJust like carpal tunnel in the hand, a nerve in the foot can get pinched, causing pain in the...
8 Common Causes of Heel Pain
Plantar FasciitisThis is the most common type of heel pain. It is inflammation of the plantar fascia, a ligament on the bottom of the feet that connects your heel bone to the ball of the foot. Heel SpurHeel spurs can cause heel pain as well. Heel spurs form because of tight plantar fascia, which...
Onyfix Ingrown Toenail Repair System vs Ingrown Toenail Removal Treatment
An ingrown toenail or onychocryptosis is characterized by a red, swollen, painful toe with one or both sides of the toenail cutting and pressing into the skin. When infected, pus can be present and the redness and swelling can spread to the surrounding areas. Thus, an infected ingrown toenail can...
My feet sweat a lot. Is that normal or is it a problem?
Excessive sweating is called hyperhidrosis. It can be primary or secondary. Primary hyperhydrosis is not do to any health condition or any medication. Meaning the excessive sweating is the medical condition itself. Secondary hyperhidrosis is linked to either a medical condition or a medication meaning something else is causing it. Dr. Ana Lee Glaser is an expert to hyperhidrosis and states that you can differentiate between primary and secondary hyperhidrosis by answering the following: -Your sweat is bilateral and relatively symmetrical, meaning you sweat the same on both sides of your body. -Your excess sweat impairs your daily activities. -You experience at least one episode a week. -The onset of your excess sweat is earlier than age 25. -You have a positive family history. (Meaning that other members of your family suffer from similar sweating problems.) -You stop sweating when you're sleeping. If you have answered yes to at least 2 of these, it is most likely for you to have primary hyperhidrosis. READ MORE
Can tight shoes cause corns on my feet?
Yes. Tight shoes can cause corns on your feet. Anything that causes pressure and friction to your feet can lead to corn and/or callus formation. It is recommended that you avoid using those shoes that cause pressure to your feet. Usually the little toe is most prone to form corns from wearing tight shoes. Besides wearing wider shoes, you can also pad and protect the area where you form the corn. You can either put a pad around the corn area and sometimes even a simple band-aid can be help to prevent friction and avoid corn formation. READ MORE
Do toenails grow back if surgically removed?
Yes, toenails will normally grow back when surgically removed unless you have a procedure where the nail root is burned. READ MORE
How long does it take to recover from toenail removal?
Most patients will heal in about one week after the toenail removal unless you have complications such as infections. Also diabetes and poor circulation can slow down the healing process. READ MORE
Should I go to the doctor for a dislocated ankle?
Yes, you should go to the doctor for a dislocated ankle. READ MORE
How is heel pain treated?
It depends on what is the cause of your heel pain. First, you will need to be examined and evaluated by your podiatrist to determine the cause of the heel pain. READ MORE
What will a podiatrist do for ankle pain?
A podiatrist will first examine and evaluate your ankle. X-rays will be taken to make sure you do not have any fractures. You will be instructed to rest, elevate and ice your affected ankle. Depending on the severity of the injury or pain, your ankle can be immobilized using an ace bandage, a brace or a cam walker booth. You also will probably be prescribed some antiinflammatory medication for the pain and inflammation. An MRI may be ordered to rule out a stress fracture, ligamentous or tendon injury. READ MORE
What causes bone pain in the foot?
It is very important to know if there is a specific areas of the foot where the pain is or is it all over the foot in all the bones. Bone pain can be due to many causes. For example, acute gouty flare is mainly in and around the big toe and its base. Osteoarthritis or Rheumatoid Arthritis also causes bone pain, but it could be more generalized or just to a specific area of the foot where arthritis is present. Fractures or bone contusions/bruises cause bone pain. It is important that you are examined and evaluated to determine exactly what causes your bone pain, since bone pain can have many causes. READ MORE
Do they numb you for ingrown toenail surgery?
For an ingrown toenail surgery, an injection of local anesthetic (lidocaine) is usually used. READ MORE
Will an x-ray show a torn ligament in an ankle?
No. X-rays are taken mainly to evaluate for fractures and not for torn ligaments. MRI is recommended for evaluation of ligament injury. READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- President MIami Dade County Podiatry Medical Association 2020 - Present
- Vice President MIami Dade County Podiatry Medical Association 2019 - 2020
- Adjunct Clinical Instructor Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine 2002 - 2012
- Chair of Public Affairs Committee Florida Podiatric Medical Association 2018 - Present
Awards
- 2020 Best of Hallandale Beach Award 2020 Hallandale Beach
Professional Memberships
- American Academy of Podiatric Practice Management
- American Podiatric Medical Association, Inc
Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors
- ADA
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