by Nicolas Ivanoff | Sep 26, 2022 | Chiropody
What Is Capsulitis? Joints are kept in place and supported by connective tissues called ligaments. The entire joint is enclosed with more tissue, which creates a bag or ‘capsule’. The capsule also contains synovial fluid to protect and cushion bones, and ease...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Aug 8, 2022 | Chiropody
We all have cuts and scrapes from time to time. Our feet and ankles are particularly susceptible to injury as we use them constantly. They are also on or near the ground, which tends to be rather grubby. Many foot wounds are minor and easy to resolve. However, even...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jul 25, 2022 | Chiropody
Do you suspect that you have athlete’s foot? Common symptoms include red, cracked, scaly skin, white patches and itching or burning between your toes. In its early stages, the problem may just seem like a minor irritation. Instead of seeking treatment for athlete’s...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jul 11, 2022 | Chiropody
One in every ten people will experience one or more episodes of heel pain, with individuals aged 40-60 being particularly susceptible to the problem, according to the NHS. That’s a sobering thought. Sometimes the reason your heel hurts will be obvious. You’ve got a...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jan 4, 2022 | Chiropody
Sudden cold snaps can be intense, and some people are particularly susceptible to the cold. This can lead to frostbite all too easily. Even a mild form is painful, while extreme cases have severe consequences. Here’s what you need to know. What Is Frostbite? Intense...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jul 13, 2021 | Chiropody
While it isn’t the most pleasant subject to discuss, ulceration of the feet and legs is a potentially serious health problem everyone needs to be aware of. We’ve created this guide to foot and leg ulcers in order to answer many common questions about the issue. Read...
