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Does Your Child Have Sever’s Disease?

Does Your Child Have Sever’s Disease?

It’s always good to see your kids running around enjoying themselves. However, all that charging about can cause problems, particularly between 7 and 14 years of age. This is when Sever’s Disease (also known as calcaneal apophysitis) can be an issue, particularly...
Covid Toe: How Coronavirus Can Affect Your Feet

Covid Toe: How Coronavirus Can Affect Your Feet

An unusual foot problem has emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic and captured the attention of podiatrists, doctors and scientists alike. Some people who become infected with the virus develop a condition known as Covid toe or Covid toes. You may be surprised to hear...
Four Ways to Treat Your Feet after a Long Run

Four Ways to Treat Your Feet after a Long Run

The UK is opening up again, as the sun shines during our post-lockdown summer – and you might be taking the opportunity to run further than ever before. Long runs are not only excellent exercise, but they’re a good chance to get out in the fresh air and explore your...
Choosing the Right Shoes for Kids

Choosing the Right Shoes for Kids

Little feet are delicate and pliable, so choosing the right shoes for kids is essential. Indeed, many podiatric problems in later life stem from wearing the wrong shoes as a child, so it’s never too soon to think about what’s best for them. Expert Guide on Choosing...
Top Tips for Flip-Flop Safety This Summer

Top Tips for Flip-Flop Safety This Summer

Summer has arrived and that means one thing: it’s flip-flop season. When the sun is shining, no footwear can compare to the freedom of a pair of loose flip-flops, especially when you can feel the sand and sea between your toes. But as tempting as it is to spend all...
Why Do Your Feet and Ankles Swell?

Why Do Your Feet and Ankles Swell?

Having swollen feet and ankles is a common problem, especially at this time of year when temperatures are climbing. The swelling is caused by an accumulation of fluid: you might hear your podiatrist refer to this problem by its medical name, oedema. You develop oedema...