Get Answers To Frequently Asked Questions Of The American Association For Women Podiatrists
The AAWP Offers Information On Women’s Foot Health, Podiatric Medicine &Support For Podiatric Physicians
What is a bunion?
A bunion is a bump on the side of the big toe. This may cause “bump pain” and / or pain in the big toe joint and negatively impact overall good foot health in a woman.
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What is a hammertoe?
A hammertoe is a bent or contracted toe. A corn, which is hardened skin, may form on top of the bend. A podiatric physician can provide relief for hammertoe.
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What is an ingrown nail?
An ingrown nail curves into the skin on the side of the toe. It can negatively impact overall foot health by causing painful irritation or an infection.
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What is toenail fungus?
Fungus grows best in warm dark moist places, such as a shoe. If a toenail becomes infected with fungus, it becomes thick and discolored and can negatively impact toenail and general foot health.
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Do you offer women’s scholarships?
The AAWP does indeed offer women’s scholarships. If you are a woman and currently pursuing a degree in podiatric medicine, we welcome you to explore the scholarship opportunities we have available. Click here to learn more about AAWP women’s scholarships.
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Are you associated with the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)?
Yes, the American Association for Women Podiatrists (AAWP) is a related organization of the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA), providing leadership in the advancement of the educational, political, financial, social, and emotional well-being of our members -- podiatric physicians. To learn more about the AAWP, what our association is all about and what we offer our members, click here.
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How can I get more information on membership with the AAWP?
Information on membership in the AAWP is available on our web site. For membership requirements and an application, click here.
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How can I find an AAWP podiatric physician near me?
All members of the American Association for Women Podiatrists (AAWP) are displayed on our web site in our ‘Find a Podiatrist’ section. Find complete contact information on member podiatrists, including web site links. To find a podiatrist practicing podiatric medicine near you, click here.
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For answers to questions not presented here, click here to contact the AAWP online.
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