Alan Mauser K DPM

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Dr. Alan Mauser is a podiatrist who has been in practice in the Louisville area since 1985. With office locations in Louisville and Carrollton, he has been treating foot disorders from the common to the complex.
Podiatric medicine is a unique branch of medicine that deals with the medical and surgical management of the foot and its related disorders. Podiatry is one of the earliest medical professions having evolved from the days of Chiropody to the well-trained, highly respected Podiatrist.
After undergraduate college, Podiatrists must complete a four-year program of study at one of the accredited colleges of Podiatric Medicine. Many are selected to participate in residency programs in order to enhance their diagnostic and surgical skills.
Podiatrists are educated in such areas as: Orthopedics, Dermatology, Radiology and Surgery as they relate to the foot. Many Podiatrists offer specialization in such fields as Sports Medicine, Geriatrics and Pediatrics.

When he set up his podiatry practice in the summer of 1989 near the intersection of Bardstown and Taylorsville roads, Alan Mauser, DPM, had no idea that 20 years later he'd wind up with his feet so firmly planted in one spot. "It's kind of flown by," says Dr. Mauser. "I thought I'd outgrow the office, but it's been a great location."
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When I have sharp pain in my heel, especially in the morning or after activity...
When I feel a hard lump on the bottom of my foot that is painful or burns...
When I have burning, numb, or tingling feet...
When I see a hard corn or callus on my foot or toes that is painful...
When my nails became thick, crumbly, discolored yellow or black, or they fall off...
When I have a painful ingrown or hang nail, or one that became infected...
When I begin to develop pain in my bunion or big toe joint...
When my feet or ankles become red, hot, and swollen...
When I twist my ankle and it is not better in a few days...
When I have stubbed my foot or toe and it still hurts...
When I see an itchy rash on the soles of the feet or in between my toes...
When I sprain my ankle and it still hurts to walk on...
When I see a wart or hard spot on the bottom of my feet...
When the top of my foot hurts or burns in shoes...

When my feet turn inward or outward when I walk...
When I am a diabetic and notice a problem with my skin...
When I see a mole on my foot that is getting bigger...
When one or more of the joints in my foot become achy or swollen...
When moving my joints makes a cracking or snapping sound...
When my feet excessively sweat or have odor...
When shoes make my feet hurt no matter what I try...

Use this resource to learn about common foot and ankle problems, as well as the potential treatment options that are available for each condition.
This information is constantly being changed and updated by our foot doctors to provide you the most up-to-date information on foot and ankle medicine and surgery.

Achilles Tendon Ankle Sprains and Instability Arthritic Foot & Ankle Care Arthritis of The Big Toe Joint Athlete's Foot (tinea pedis) Bone Infection Brachymetatarsia Bunions and Bunion Treatment Comprehensive Diabetic Care & Prevention Corns & Calluses Diabetic Foot Care Diabetic Shoes Flat Feet Freiberg's Disease Gout Haglund's Deformity Hammertoes
Heel Pain Heel Cracks High Arches Infections Ingrown Nails Metatarsalgia Neuroma Osteomyelitis Peripheral Arterial Disease Plantar Fibroma Poor Circulation- Arterial Disease Poor Circulation- Vein Disease Sports Injuries Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome Toe Fractures Toenail Fungus Warts Wounds