Foot Health

This week on our blog, we are focusing on corns on the feet. The reason for this is because we have a lot of patients coming to us with corns and we thought it was time to write a couple of detailed blog posts about the condition. This first blog post is going to focus

On average, we stand about 5 hours a day on our feet and take about 10,000 steps a day. All this standing and walking puts a lot of stress on your feet. Your feet are a very complex design; they are built to absorb the shock of each step you take and to constantly take

Today, we are going to be discussing corns on the foot. Corns are something that is likely to affect us all in our lifetimes at some point. Hopefully, this article on the subject of corns will help you if you ever have one. Below, we are going to explain what a corn is, how they

If you’re an avid visitor to our blog, then I am sure you already know about the rather large library we have on here related to common conditions that affect the feet. Foot problems are very common in the UK with most of us having to deal with some amount of pain in our feet

Pain on top of your foot is a fairly common complaint here in the UK. This pain in your foot can be caused by a number of different conditions, as we are about to find out. The pain on top of your foot can range from a dull ache to a sharp pain that comes

Pain in the toes is a very common condition here in the UK. This pain is typically felt in the big toe more than any of the other toes because 90% of our weight goes through our big toe. There are many conditions that can affect our toes and pain in the toes can be

There are some fairly common conditions and injuries that can result in pain being felt in the feet and the ankles, although it is more likely to feel pain in one of these areas rather than both. Below, we are going to have a look at some of these conditions and injuries in the hope

Metatarsalgia, otherwise known as ball of foot pain, is a very painful condition which can lead to the inflammation of the ball of your foot. This is going to make it very painful to walk and so it’s important to find ways to address the pain and live your life as normally as possible. Thankfully,

If you’re reading this post, we are sure you are already aware that running a marathon isn’t a cake walk. There are walls to break through and a real risk of injury, however, after hours and hours of putting your best foot forward, it is all worth it when you cross the finish line in