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When your feet are sore, uncomfortable or not quite feeling right, booking a podiatry appointment is an important step. But one of the first questions many people have is whether they should visit a podiatry clinic or book a mobile podiatry appointment at home. Both options can be helpful. The right...

When you live with diabetes, looking after your feet becomes an important part of your overall health routine. This is because diabetes can affect both the nerves and blood flow in the feet. These changes can happen gradually, and in the early stages, you may not notice anything obvious. That is why...

Sports injuries are not always caused by one sudden movement. Sometimes, they build up slowly because of the way your body is moving, loading and absorbing impact over time. This is where gait assessment can be helpful. By looking closely at how you walk or run, a podiatrist can identify movement pa...

Thick toenails are something many people notice over time, especially when trimming their nails becomes harder or the nail starts to look different. It is common to assume that a thickened toenail must be fungal, but that is not always the case. While fungal nail infections are one possible cause, t...

Achilles pain is one of those running niggles that can be easy to brush off at first. It might start as a bit of stiffness when you get out of bed, tightness at the back of the ankle, or a dull ache after a run. For some runners, it warms up once they get moving. […]...

Noticed a toenail becoming thicker, discoloured, crumbly or harder to trim? These changes can be easy to brush off at first, especially when they do not cause pain straight away. Fungal nail infections often develop gradually, which means many people wait until the nail has changed significantly bef...