Podiatrist (noun)

A medical doctor who specializes in the treatment of foot disorders.

Origin:

From the greek word podiatros, meaning 'foot doctor'.

Examples:

1. She saw a podiatrist to treat her painful foot condition.
2. The podiatrist recommended custom orthotics to relieve the pressure on his feet.
3. The podiatrist performed a minor surgery to remove a wart on the patient's foot.
4. The podiatrist prescribed physical therapy to improve the patient's balance and mobility.
5. The podiatrist advised the patient to wear proper shoes to prevent foot injuries.