The Podiatry Blog

You might need toenail removal for a variety of reasons. It is a small operation, but it is perfectly normal to feel worried about it. Nail surgery can sound daunting, [...]

If you have diabetes, you may well suffer from dry feet, causing the skin to peel and crack. Diabetes and dry feet commonly go hand-in-glove (or should that be foot-in-shoe?). [...]

Living with diabetes means being extra mindful of your foot health, including your toenails. What may seem like a minor issue for others can quickly turn serious for someone managing [...]

If you’re living with diabetes, one area of the body you need to be especially aware of is your feet. We’ve all likely taken our feet for granted at one [...]

If you have diabetes, you have a much higher chance of developing problems with your feet. This is because diabetes can affect your circulation and cause a loss of feeling [...]

Diabetes is a condition that impacts many areas of one’s life, from eyesight to fertility to feet. If you or someone you know have diabetes, you should be followed by [...]

Calluses are hard, thickened areas of skin that often develop on the feet. They form when your skin is exposed to repeated pressure or friction, usually from footwear, walking patterns, [...]

Hard skin on your foot can be easy to ignore until it starts hurting. A small patch of thickened skin might not seem like a problem at first, but once [...]

Let’s be honest, the slightest glimpse of sunshine in the UK and we’re breaking out the shorts and sandals. But if your toenails have been hidden away in thick socks [...]

Corns and calluses form when your skin tries to protect itself from repeated pressure or friction. That pressure might come from tight shoes, long days on your feet, the way [...]