The Importance of Visiting a Podiatrist for Foot Pain

Posted on 16 May 2024

When it comes to addressing foot pain, many people tend to delay seeking professional help. However, consulting a podiatrist—a specialist in foot care—can be crucial for both diagnosing and effectively treating foot-related issues. This blog will cover some significant reasons why visiting a podiatrist should be a priority if you're suffering from foot pain. Understanding Foot Pain Foot pain can arise from a myriad of causes ranging from overuse injuries, such as plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis, to conditions like bunions and hammertoes. [Read More]

Take Good Care Of Your Feet If You Have Diabetes

Posted on 15 March 2023

Diabetes may be an issue with how your body handles sugar and insulin, but it's not just that. It is also the cause of a lot of other problems. For people with diabetes, the most common associated problem is foot health. Several problems can happen to the feet of a person with diabetes, and the issues can even lead to amputation, so you must take good care of your feet after you have been diagnosed. [Read More]

Plantar Fasciitis: Some Causes And Treatments

Posted on 23 August 2022

Plantar fasciitis is a foot condition that can cause a lot of pain along the bottom of your foot. Many people find they experience the majority of the pain in the heel area. This condition can be caused by many things. Here is information on some common causes, as well as some treatment options:  What is plantar fasciitis? You have a band of tissue that runs the length of your foot along the bottom of the foot. [Read More]

When to See a Podiatrist About Your Ingrown Toenails? Three Times It's Necessary

Posted on 5 January 2022

Ingrown toenails can be very painful. The nail grows into the skin surrounding the toenail and has to be removed before it grows too deeply into the skin. You may feel the pain from the ingrown nails with every step you take, and wearing some shoes may make them feel even more painful if they squish your toes at all. Ingrown toenails are usually caused by wearing the wrong type of shoe for your feet, or they can be caused by trimming your nails improperly - at an angle, rather than straight. [Read More]

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Podiatrists and Diabetes: Secrets and Facts You Need to Know

Hi, my name is Jeanie, and a few years ago, I watched my mum die of complications with diabetes. In the months leading up to her death, she had a lot of issues with her feet. I did what I could, but honestly, I wasn't able to give her the relief I would have liked to have provided. Through the experience, I did a lot of research into podiatry and diabetes, and I learned a lot about how to maximise podiatry care and how to take care of your ailing feet at home. I don't want anyone to go through the foot pain my mum had so I created a blog. Please explore this space for tips.

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