It's understandable if you suffer from cold feet during winter - but what it it's a problem all year round? Our podiatrists give you ideas on how to deal with frozen feet, as well as if you should be worried! Continue reading →

If you had a plantar warts in days gone by, your treatment may have included covering them with banana peel or potato slices – niether of which was particularly effective! These days, thankfully, there are better (and less messy) treatment options to choose from. Continue reading →

Bunions. It’s a word that strikes fear into the heart of any style-loving fashionista! If you’ve never suffered with one, and you think that it’s something that only ‘old people’ have to deal with – then you’re one of the lucky ones! Continue reading →

Is the ligament which stretches from heel to toes, under your foot, painful? It could be plantar fasciitiis. But does it ever go away? Continue reading →

Although problems with your toes, feet and ankles are the most common reasons to see a podiatrist, this article details some of the more unusual ones. Continue reading →

Trevor Lane Podiatrist explains the causes, repercussions and solutions such as FMT, orthotics or shoes for leg length discrepancy. Continue reading →

Children’s bodies grow and change so much in the first years of life that it can be hard to know what is normal, and what is not – which is why we get many parents calling or asking about podiatry for kids. Continue reading →

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with diabetes, suddenly your calendar will fill with appointments for a whole team of health professionals such as a dietitian, optometrist, endocrinologist, and podiatrist, as well as your GP. Some will help you to manage your condition, while others aim to prevent complications. Continue reading →

Sports podiatry focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, management and prevention of injuries to the feet and lower limbs, sustained during sports and other physical activities. When you consider that a quarter of the bones in our entire body are located in our feet you can easily understand why they might be more susceptible to injury. Continue reading →

I often encounter clients that say things along the line of: “My sprained ankle still hurts after 3 months!” or; “Ever since I had that sprained ankle, my foot has never been quite the same”. Usually, they are having difficulties with things like wearing high heels or climbing stairs, or perhaps while exercising. Continue reading →

It may seem strange to think of somebody going to a podiatry clinic, when they actually have a problem with their back. After all, podiatry is the branch of medicine which diagnoses and treats issues related to the lower limbs – heels, toes, feet, ankles and knees. Continue reading →

Participating in sports such as football or basketball, or activities such as gymnastics or dancing, are the main culprits when it comes to foot fractures. That’s why there’s a whole branch of our profession, dedicated to sports podiatry! Continue reading →