Podiatry Conditions

Bunion

The misalignment of the bones of the big toe joint. It happens when the hallux (the big toe) leans towards the second toe, causing a bulge to form.

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Cracked Heels

Heel fissures, or cracked heels, happen when the skin on the bottom of your heel becomes hard and dry. If they are left untreated and the heel fissures become deeper, it can be painful to walk on.

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Children & Adult Flat Feet

This condition is also known as “fallen arches” or “pes planus”. Flat feet occur when the arch contour is lowered on the inner side of the sole.

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Fungal Nail Infection

Fungal nail infection, also known as onychomycosis, affects fingernails or toenails. If you are experiencing discomfort from fungus in your nail, it is important to seek treatment early.

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Heel Pain

One of the most common foot conditions, often occurring at the bottom of the heel or at the back of the heel.

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Paediatric Intoeing

Pigeon toed gait, otherwise known as intoeing, is a condition where your toes turn in while walking or running. This condition is more commonly seen in children than in adults.

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Bruised Nails

A Subungual Haematoma, or a bruised nail, is basically bleeding under the toenail. A bruised toenail can result in an inltense, throbbing pain and as blood collects underneath the toenail.

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Blisters

A blister is a small pocket of fluid that forms on various areas of the body. It is usually formed when there is excessive friction, pressure or moisture on particular areas of the skin.

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Forefoot Pain

Metatarsalgia, or forefoot pain, refers to pain or tenderness in the ball of the foot. Individuals with metatarsalgia experience pain of varied intensity and find difficulty in maintaining daily activities.

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Corns & Warts

Do you have a growth of hard skin on your foot? You may be having a corn or a wart. Unfortunately, these two conditions are often misdiagnosed as their appearance can look very similar to the untrained eye.

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