Have you ever felt like there’s a small pebble stuck in your shoe — but when you check, there’s nothing there? Or maybe your toes tingle or burn, especially when you're walking or wearing tight shoes? If that sounds familiar, you might be dealing with a common foot condition called Morton’s neuroma . Don't worry — it’s not dangerous, but it can  be annoying and painful. Let’s break it down in simple terms. What Is Morton’s Neuroma? Morton’s neuroma is a thickening of the tis

using urea cream to chemically remove fungal toenails. Please note: the toenails will grow back, and a topical antifungal will need to be applied to the nail bed whilst the new nail grows to prevent re-infection.

clear advice on an effective treatment for verrucas on the feet.

how to identify and treat a fungal toenail infection

toenail surgery: risks, benefits and why going private might be the right choice for you

If you’ve ever noticed a painful lump or rough patch on the bottom of your foot or in between your toes , you might have wondered:  WHAT...

If you've ever felt a sharp, aching, or burning pain in the ball of your foot — that area between your arch and toes — you’re not alone....

A  plantar plate tear  is a common but often underdiagnosed cause of forefoot pain, particularly under the second metatarsophalangeal...

What is Barefoot (Minimalist) Footwear? Barefoot footwear  (also called minimalist shoes/footwear) is designed to mimic walking or...

Home treatments for retronychia, as recommended by a qualified podiatrist.

what is retronychia and how can it be cured

foot health advice for runners

Dry skin on your heels? It could be a fungal infection.

Yellow toenails can be caused by many things. It is not automatically a fungal toenail infection! It’s worth bearing in mind that most...

After attending an inspirational talk at the Foot Health Conference in June, I have written a short piece on lipoedema.

General Observations A Podiatrist can tell a lot about your circulation just by looking at your feet. What colour is the skin? How dry...

I sat down (virtually, obvs, it is 2023) with Dr. Ivan Bristow over the summer to chat about all things VERRUCA. Yummy. Here's a link ...

What is an ingrowing toenail? Ingrowing/ingrown toenails (onychocryptosis) typically affect the big toenail(s); although it can affect...

Well, perhaps not everything , but quite a lot (!) Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes can have a significant impact on the feet....

Before we get started, we'll just address the elephant in the blog space - what's the difference between a podiatrist and a chiropodist?...