Dr. Scott Jason, DPM, Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist)
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Dr. Scott Jason, DPM

Podiatrist (Foot and Ankle Specialist) | Foot Surgery

3600 Crill Avenue Palatka Florida, 32177
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Dr. Scott Jason is a podiatrist practicing in Palatka, Florida. Dr. Jason is a medical doctor specializing in the treatment of the foot , ankle and related parts of the leg. As a podiatrist, Dr. Jason 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 DPM 1998

Board Certification

American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry

Primary Care in Podiatric Medicine (Multiple Specialties in Podiatry)

Podiatric Surgery (Multiple Specialties in Podiatry)

Internal MedicineAmerican Board of Internal MedicineABIM

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Dr. Scott Jason, DPM's Expert Contributions
  • Can ankle spur be healed?

    The only way to get rid of spur is with surgery. If its causing you pain then I recommend you see your local podiatrist. READ MORE

  • Can I exercise with an ankle sprain?

    I wouldn't recommend exercising with an ankle sprain until its been evaluated by your local podiatrist or orthopedic physician. You could make your ankle sprain worse that could have long term effect on your ankle. READ MORE

  • How can I fix my heel pain?

    The best treatment for heel pain is a stretching exercise. Whether your heel pain is achilles tendonitis or plantar fasciitis. When doing the stretching I recommend 2 sets of 10 twice a day. More is not better. You can google the different stretching exercises for each condition. If after doing the stretching for a month and you still have heel pain, then I recommend you see your local podiatrist. READ MORE

  • Can you fix a misaligned ankle?

    A "misaligned" ankle can usually be repaired with surgery. It depends on what caused the misalignment and how long its been present. I would recommend seeing a podiatrist or orthopedic surgeon that specializes in ankles. READ MORE

  • How long does it take for acupuncture to work for ankle pain?

    Everybody is different. Acupuncture doesn't always work with ankle pain. I would recommend seeing a podiatrist that specializes in ankles or an orthopedic READ MORE

  • Can hammertoes be corrected without surgery?

    Unfortunately, the only way to correct a hammertoe is with surgery. Any splint applied to a hammertoe will keep the toe corrected while the splint is still on. Once the splint is removed, it will return to a hammertoe. READ MORE

  • Is walking good for ankle pain?

    I recommend you have your ankle examined by your local podiatrist or orthopedic physician. You could make your ankle pain worse by walking, depending on what is causing your ankle pain. READ MORE

  • What helps heel pain?

    Heel pain is typically a result of plantar fasciitis. The best thing for plantar fasciitis is stretching the heel. If you still have pain after stretching your heel, I would recommend making an appointment to see your local podiatrist. READ MORE

  • Why does my Achilles tendon hurt?

    Some of the main causes of achilles pain can be from overuse or a short Achilles tendon. The best treatment is stretching the Achilles tendon. Make sure you inform your parents of the discomfort in your achilles. If after doing the stretches you continue to have discomfort, follow up with your local podiatrist or orthopedic physician. READ MORE

  • What are the risks of plantar fasciitis surgery?

    The main risk with plantar fasciitis is pain with possible tear of the plantar fascia. Plantar fascia tears rarely happen. Plantar fasciitis is resolved 85-90% with conservative treatment. Surgery is rarely needed for plantar fasciitis. Some possible conservative treatments provided by your local podiatrist are oral anti-inflammatories, physical therapy, stretching, tapings, and injections. READ MORE

  • What medications help with ankle pain?

    Over the counter anti inflammatories, such as ibuprofen and naproxen can help. Do not take more than 2000mg of ibuprofen or 1000mg of naproxen in a day. Do not take any medication you are allergic to. If you have a history of stomach issues, check with your primary care physician before starting any over the counter anti inflammatories. If your ankle pain persist, then follow up with your local podiatrist or orthopedic physician. READ MORE

  • What is the treatment for a torn ankle ligament?

    It depends on the severity of the tear. Some tears can heal on their own. Some require surgery. It also depends on the age of the patient. Older patients typically have the ankle immobilized until the swelling goes down. Then they can rehab the ankle to get strength back in the ankle. But they will typically always have some laxity to the ankle. Younger patients and athletes sometimes have surgery to repair the ligament. Either way, I would recommend seeing your local podiatrist, if they treat ankle injuries. If you dont have a local podiatrist who treats ankle injuries then see your local orthopedic. READ MORE

  • How can I reduce swelling in my feet after surgery?

    The best way to reduce swelling in your feet after to surgery is to elevate your feet above your heart READ MORE

  • Can hammer toes come back after surgery?

    Surgically correcting a hammertoe typically prevents it from returning. READ MORE

  • MRI Results

    Sometimes the MRI can miss things. If your still having pain after seeing the orthopedic physician. I would recommend seeing another orthopedic or podiatrist that specializes in the foot and ankle. READ MORE

  • What to do about a broken toenail?

    I would recommend trimming all the nails that isn't still attached. The loose nail can get caught in a sock and be torn off. I would apply Neosporin cream and a bandaid as well. If the toe is still red, it is possible you may have an infection. It's also possible the toe may be broken. It takes 6 months to a year for a new nail to regrow. The nail should grow back. It should grow back normally, but it is possible the nail regrows differently than before or doesn't grow back at all. I would recommend making an appointment with your local podiatrist to make sure you didnt break your toe. Dr. Jason READ MORE

  • Tailors bunion

    It is possible you are developing a Tailor's bunion. I would first recommend wearing wider shoes. Over-the-counter anti-inflammatories can help as well, such as Aleve or Ibuprofen. Before starting any over-the-counter medications talk with your parents about taking the medication. Do not take over-the-counter medication longer than a week. If you get wider shoes and take the over-the-counter anti-inflammatories for a week and you are still having discomfort. Then I would recommend consulting your local podiatrist. READ MORE

Hobbies / Sports

  • Golf

Dr. Scott Jason, DPM's Practice location

North Foot Clinic

3600 Crill Avenue -
Palatka, Florida 32177
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