Conflicting foot diagnoses: second opinion in Columbia, MO

When one provider says one thing and another says something else, it's hard to know which plan to follow. An independent exam can sort out which explanation fits best.

Diagnoses that are commonly confused

How the visit sorts it out

Dr. Rashid reviews each provider's notes and any imaging, takes a fresh history, and does a hands-on exam focused on the findings that tell these conditions apart. You'll get an explanation of which diagnosis fits best and why, what would confirm it, and what the treatment options are.

What to bring

  • Notes from each provider, if you have them
  • Imaging reports and images
  • Any lab or test results
  • A timeline of your symptoms

Records can be faxed ahead to 603-825-5332.

Which visit to book

Book the Second Opinion ($349).

Common questions

What if you disagree with both diagnoses?

Then you'll hear why, what the exam suggests instead, and what would confirm it.

Do I need to tell my other providers?

That's up to you. You decide who receives a copy of the visit summary.

Can more than one problem be true?

Yes. Sometimes both providers are partly right, and treating both problems is what helps.

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