At Oxfordshire Chiropody & Podiatry, I often see patients with red, swollen, and tender lower legs . This is frequently misdiagnosed as bilateral cellulitis by GPs ... a condition that is incredibly rare , and requires hospitalisation . So if you've got two hot, red legs and have been given antibiotics by your doctor but otherwise feel fine, it's most likely NOT cellulitis. One of the most common concerns is whether it's a  serious infection like cellulitis —or something e

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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.