Choosing the Right Shoe

Feet come in all sizes, yet although shoes differ in type and style, how many of us wear the best shoes for our feet?

The 26 bones in each foot do not fully set until we are around 18 years old, and the shoes we wear as children are vital to our future foot health. However, we can still do enormous damage to our adult feet by wearing the wrong shoes.

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Ingrowning Toe Nail

An ingrown toenail occurs when part of the nail penetrates the skin, which can often result in an infection. The ingrown nail can also apply pressure in the nail fold area without penetrating the skin - this is not technically an ingrown toe nail, but can also be painful (a corn/callus is also common down the side of the nail and is a reaction to this pressure, rather than the nail actually penetrating the skin).

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Geriatrics

The Foot has been called the mirror of the Systemic System

Whilst most disorders are due to local causes, some are the result of disease in other parts of the body. Podiatrists are trained to recognise these conditions , so that patients can be referred to appropriate medical specialists. This puts the podiatrist in a good position to spot serious health problems first.

Some of the following present to our clinic :
• Circulationary problems
• Orthopedic Problems
• Neurological problems
• Metabolic Diseases like Gout
• Arthritis
• Skin Problems
• Rheumatic fever
• Infections
• Growths
• Sarcoidosis
• Burning /cold feet
• Foot cramps
• And a mixture of foot and leg conditions

Years of wear and tear can be hard on our feet. So can disease, poor circulation, improperly trimmed toenails, and wearing shoes that don't fit properly. Problems with our feet can be the first sign of more serious medical conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, and nerve and circulatory disorders.

The podiatrist can help people walking and help our elderly continue walking in comfort and free from pain by:
1. Improving healing
2. Maintain and increase range of motion
3. Maintain and improve muscle function
4. Encourage walking
5. Prevent complications
6. Keep them walking and exercising according to ability

This can be achieved by giving suitable advise, and regular podiatry visits ..

 
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