Foot Care

Are you toenails a site of embarrassment? Do your feet tingle often? Have you lost sensation in your feet? Is there a wound on your foot that doesn't seem to heal? If you answered yes to any of these questions, we can help!

At Compounding Solutions Pharmacy & Wellness, we work closely with providers to find innovative solutions to treat even your worst foot problems. By utilizing the best combination of ingredients and delivering medication to the site of the problem, we can treat your issues while reducing systemic side effects.

TREATMENTS AVAILABLE FOR MULTIPLE CONDITIONS:

Diabetic Neuropathy
Nail Fungus
Plantar Fasciitis
Warts
Dry Skin
Athlete’s Foot
Muscle Spasms
Gout
Wound Care
And so much more!

COMPOUNDING ADVANTAGES:

Tailored dosage forms to improve therapeutic outcomes
Medications free of Sugar, Lactose, Preservatives, and/or Dyes
Ability to make unavailable or discontinued medications
Ability to combine multiple ingredients in one product

AVAILABLE DOSAGE FORMS:

Nail Solutions
Creams
Ointments
Pastes
Topical Gels
Capsules

Nail Fungus

Toenail fungus, or onychomycosis as it is known by medical professionals, is a common problem that podiatrists and other medical professionals treat. It occurs when fungi enters the body through small cracks within the nail or surrounding areas. Sometimes the fungi can also cause fungal infections between the toes, which is more commonly known as "Athlete's Foot." Due to the warm, moist environment in most shoes and socks, fungi can grow and spread.

Symptoms include:

Swelling
Discoloration of the nail (yellow, brown, or white)
Thickening of the nail
Crumbling of the nail
Streaks or spots down the side of the nail
Complete loss of the nail

At Compounding Solutions Pharmacy &Wellness, we can work with your provider to find the best option for you. We have nail solutions that can be applied directly to the nail like nail polish. These topical preparations allow for localized treatment without being metabolized by the liver, so you can avoid the costs of liver enzyme testing.

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), half of all people with diabetes have some kind of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage). This can lead to a loss of sensation in your feet, which can increase your risk of foot problems.

Symptoms include:

Tingling
Numbness (severe or long-term numbness can become permanent)
Burning (especially at night)
Pain

Anyone with diabetes can develop nerve damage, but certain factors can increase your risk. Factors include:

Blood sugar levels that are hard to manage
Having diabetes for a long time, especially if your blood sugar is often higher than your target levels
Being overweight
Being older than 40 years
High blood pressure
High cholesterol

We have topical formulations to help alleviate multiple issues. We can combine multiple ingredients to treat different symptoms. Medications can be added to draw blood into the area to alleviate your symptoms.