Podiatry Blog

The start of a new year is often a time for fresh goals and healthier habits. Many people focus on eating better, exercising more, or

As the festive season approaches, many people find their feet feel colder than usual. While chilly toes are common during winter, persistent cold feet can

Our feet carry us thousands of miles throughout our lives, so it’s no surprise they start to show signs of wear and tear as we

As we head into colder, wetter weather, it’s the perfect time to check your footwear – not just for warmth, but for wear, support, and

As the weather turns cooler and wetter, many of us begin swapping out summer sandals for autumn shoes and boots. But that seasonal switch can

Picture this: you’re out walking on a crisp Essex morning when suddenly, it feels like you’re stepping on a pebble—except there’s nothing there. That sharp,

As the temperature rises, so does the risk of blisters. Whether you’re walking more on holiday, wearing sandals for the first time in months, or

More people than ever are ditching their slippers and shoes in favour of going barefoot at home. While it might feel natural and comfortable, is

Limping might seem like a minor inconvenience, especially if it comes on gradually or follows a knock to the foot or leg. But limping is

We often think of foot care in terms of shoes, hygiene, and podiatry visits – but what we eat can also have a significant impact

As we age, our feet undergo significant changes that can impact mobility, balance, and overall comfort. Years of wear and tear, combined with natural changes

Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it can also bring unexpected changes to your body, including your feet. Many expectant mothers experience swelling, foot pain,

As the temperature drops, many people experience cold feet, but for some, winter can bring a painful and irritating condition known as chilblains. These small,

Arthritis in the feet can be a debilitating condition, causing pain, stiffness, and difficulty in movement. While arthritis is commonly associated with the hands or

Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction (PTTD) is a condition affecting the tendon that supports the arch of your foot. This dysfunction occurs when the posterior tibial

Morton’s Neuroma is a painful condition that affects the ball of the foot, often between the third and fourth toes. It occurs when the tissue

Long-distance running can be rewarding, but it puts considerable strain on your feet. Proper foot care is essential to avoid injury and maintain performance. If

As September approaches, it’s time to ensure your child’s feet are ready for the new school term. Proper foot care is essential for comfort, mobility,