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November 14 marks World Diabetes Day, an annual reminder of the importance of early prevention and care for people living with diabetes. One area that often gets overlooked is foot health — yet it plays a vital role in maintaining mobility, comfort, and independence. Even small changes in circulat...

As the year winds down, life tends to speed up. Between work deadlines, school events, shopping trips and festive gatherings, it’s easy to forget how much time we spend on our feet. By the end of the day, many people notice a familiar ache in their arches, heels, or toes, a clear sign your feet [&...

Fungal nail infections are one of the most common issues podiatrists treat, yet they’re often ignored in the early stages. What begins as a slight change in colour or texture can progress into thickened, brittle nails that are difficult to manage. While sometimes seen as just a cosmetic concern, f...

Children’s feet do a lot of growing. With 26 bones, 33 joints, and dozens of muscles and ligaments still developing well into the teenage years, it’s no wonder parents sometimes notice things about the way their kids walk or move that seem a little unusual. Maybe your child walks on their toes, ...

Living with diabetes affects more than just your blood sugar levels — it can have a big impact on your feet. Many people search for help with “diabetic and foot pain”, and often the best place to start is with a diabetic podiatrist. A podiatrist trained in diabetic care understands how diabete...

Every year on October 8, podiatrists around the world celebrate International Podiatry Day. It’s a chance to shine a light on the importance of foot health and the role podiatrists play in keeping people active, comfortable, and independent. At The Foot Stop, we know firsthand how much healthy fee...