What to do when your child has an ingrown toenail Just like the rest of your child, their feet and toenails grow quickly. An ingrown toenail on your baby or child can affect any toe, but the big toe is the most common. If caught early, this can be treated easily, and likely at home. What […]
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Signs of Ingrown Toenail Infection While an ingrown toenail can be an uncomfortable distraction, allowing it to get infected is painful and dangerous. When an ingrown toenail is not treated immediately, infection can occur. If you notice signs of an ingrown toenail—tenderness or pain from pressure around the nail—begin to treat the ingrown toenail immediately or consult a podiatrist. How
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Summer Is Just Around The Corner The sun is starting to shine more often, the days are getting that little bit longer. It can only mean one thing. Summer is nearly here! So that means it is the perfect time for you to start thinking about getting your feet ready for the season ahead. Your team
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Do you experience foot or leg pain when you are walking or running? Perhaps you need orthotics. What are orthotics? Orthotics (more formally known as foot orthoses) can be defined as any artificial, external device applied to the foot to prevent or assist movement. Some orthotics are made to offload high pressure areas of the foot
Plantar Fasciitis – aka Heel Pain in the Context of Tissue Stress Theory Plantar Fasciitis is often a chronic heel pain, most regularly felt on the under (plantar) side of the heel(s), especially after rest, such as when first getting out of bed or after having been seated. The pain is caused by an injury to the
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