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Do You Have Pitted Keratolysis?

Do You Have Pitted Keratolysis?

Pitted keratolysis isn’t painful for most people so it may be tempting to ignore it if you think you have it. This isn’t a good idea though, as one of the main symptoms is a pronounced and unpleasant smell. Fortunately, this condition is perfectly treatable, and it...

How to Deal with a Ganglion Cyst

How to Deal with a Ganglion Cyst

If a strange lump appears on your foot, it could be a ganglion cyst. Fortunately, this is a benign lump, so it won’t lead to more serious problems. However, depending on its location the cyst may press on a nerve, and this can cause pain and numbness. Here are the...

Working From Home? Your Feet Won’t Thank You

Working From Home? Your Feet Won’t Thank You

The pandemic has changed the way many people work. The days of lockdowns may be over but not everyone has rushed back to the workplace. Covid is still here and people are still vulnerable, so working from home has become commonplace for many. Unfortunately, long hours...

Heading to the Airport? How to Get Your Feet Ready

Heading to the Airport? How to Get Your Feet Ready

Summer holidays often mean sitting on a plane for hours. Doing nothing but reading or relaxing may sound tempting, but that’s not great for your feet and legs. Swollen feet and ankles are always a possibility when you fly – a situation that can lead to blood clots and...

How to Cut Your Toenails and When to Ask Your Podiatrist for Help

How to Cut Your Toenails and When to Ask Your Podiatrist for Help

We all need to cut our toenails every six to eight weeks. You probably don’t give it much thought, but it’s easy to make mistakes that lead to painful problems. Happily, this doesn’t need to be a problem. Here’s our guide to help you cut your toenails the right way...

How Does Hypermobility Affect Your Feet?

How Does Hypermobility Affect Your Feet?

Many people have extremely flexible joints, which allows them a greater range of motion than the rest of us. Indeed, dancers, gymnasts and athletes often attribute their skill, at least in part, to their exceptional flexibility and ease of movement. However, for the...

Are Flat Shoes Really Better?

Are Flat Shoes Really Better?

The wrong kind of shoes cause a multitude of problems, and these can go way beyond your feet. Back, hip and knee problems can all stem from inadequate footwear. High heels are often thought to be the culprits, and this is true in many cases as they force the feet into...

Exercise for Good Mental Health

Exercise for Good Mental Health

Exercise is essential to keep our bodies healthy, but it isn’t just about firm muscles and a trim physique. Our mental health benefits enormously and this is just as vital as our physical wellbeing. Help with Everyday Problems Daily life is tough, especially these...

The Problem With Knees

The Problem With Knees

The knee is the most complex joint we have, so there’s a great deal of potential for it to go wrong. When it comes to lower limb issues your knees bear a great deal of the burden, although the problems can begin further down in your feet. The way you stand and move...

What Happens When Your Feet Get Wet?

What Happens When Your Feet Get Wet?

In the UK we often wonder where we’ve put the umbrella, but keeping our heads dry is only part of the challenge of living on a soggy island. We also need to think about our feet. If feet get wet regularly, this can lead to all sorts of problems. When our feet are...

Beware of Frostbite: It Could Happen to You

Beware of Frostbite: It Could Happen to You

Sudden cold snaps can be intense, and some people are particularly susceptible to the cold. This can lead to frostbite all too easily. Even a mild form is painful, while extreme cases have severe consequences. Here’s what you need to know. What Is Frostbite? Intense...

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...