podiatrist
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- noun
- /pəˈdaɪətrɪst/
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podólogo
- I was sent to a podiatrist who issued me an EMG and a series of cortisone shots.
I wouldn't go to a podiatrist office called foot fetish.
- I wouldn't go to a podiatrist office called foot fetish.
- Can someone recommend a good podiatrist in the Park Slope Windsor Terrace area?
- So I was the first appointment with his podiatrist was in October, it's July, early July.
Examples
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Dr. W, my podiatrist, says it's a classic case of capsulitis of the second toe.
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It was Career Day at school and Odell said he wanted to be a podiatrist like his dad.
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Yeah, she should really see a podiatrist about that.
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This movie star goes to see this podiatrist, right?
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But for her podiatrist, the concern was more for a normal foot structure.
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Drop him off at the podiatrist.
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Have you been thinking about trying a podiatrist?
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Can someone recommend a good podiatrist in the Park Slope Windsor Terrace area?
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I've heard good things, and my podiatrist recommended them, so I am hopeful.
Blog text (8) -
If you are experiencing foot pain, it is wise to see a podiatrist for a proper diagnosis.
Synonyms
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2.7
A doctor who treats problems with the feet
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8.7
A person who treats and cares for feet
How Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Podiatrist comes from Greek parts pod- meaning 'foot' and -iatrist meaning 'healer', the same ending you see in psychiatrist. So a podiatrist is literally a 'foot doctor' who treats problems of the feet.