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If you've ever experienced the sharp, persistent pain of a corn on your foot, you know how much it can disrupt your daily life. Walking, standing, or even wearing shoes can become an uncomfortable ordeal. But why does a seemingly small corn cause so much pain?

What is a Corn?
Before we get into the pain, it's important to understand what a corn actually is. A corn is a type of callus, a hardened, thickened area of skin that forms due to repeated friction, pressure, or irritation. Unlike calluses, which tend to cover larger areas of skin, corns are smaller and often have a hard center surrounded by inflamed skin. They usually develop on the tops and sides of toes or on the balls of the feet.

Why is My Corn So Painful?
Pressure on Nerves: Corns form in areas of high pressure on the foot. When your foot is subjected to constant pressure or friction, the skin thickens to protect itself, but this thickened skin can press down on the underlying nerves. This pressure on sensitive nerve endings can cause sharp, stabbing pain every time you take a step or wear tight shoes.


Infection: In some cases, corns can become infected. An infected corn may turn red, swell, and feel warm to the touch. The pain becomes more intense, and you might even notice some pus or fluid seeping from the corn. If you suspect an infection, seek help as soon as possible, this is something our highly qualified podiatrists are able to help you with, as untreated infections can lead to more serious complications.


Increased Inflammation: The constant irritation that causes a corn also leads to...
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Bunions, medically known as hallux valgus, are a common and often painful foot condition where the big toe deviates towards the other toes, causing a protrusion at the base of the toe. This can lead to discomfort, pain, and difficulty in finding comfortable footwear. While surgery is sometimes necessary, Foot Corner's custom orthotics can play a significant role in managing bunions and alleviating symptoms. In this blog post, we’ll explore how our custom orthotics can help with bunions and improve your quality of life.


Understanding Bunions
Before diving into how Foot Corner's custom orthotics can help, it’s important to understand what causes bunions. Factors include:

Genetics: A family history of bunions can increase your risk.
Foot Structure: Certain foot types are more prone to developing bunions.
Footwear: High heels and shoes with a narrow toe box can exacerbate bunions.
Arthritis: Inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis can contribute to bunion formation.


How Foot Corner's Custom Orthotics Help with Bunions
Our custom orthotics are designed to support and align your feet perfectly. Here’s how they can help manage bunions:

Improved Foot Alignment: Foot Corner's custom orthotics help in maintaining proper alignment of the foot. By supporting the arch and redistributing weight more evenly across the foot, our orthotics can reduce the pressure on the bunion, slowing its progression and alleviating pain.
Pressure Relief: Bunions can become inflamed and sore due to pressure from footwear. Our orthotics with cushioning provide relief by redistributing pressure away from the bunion, reducing pain and discomfort.
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If you've recently been diagnosed with a fungal nail infection, this blog is for you. Let's dive into the different approaches to help you choose the best treatment for your specific situation and ensure effective management of the infection.

Fungal toenail infections can be a persistent and uncomfortable issue. The appropriate treatment for fungal toenails depends on several factors, including:

The number of toenails affected
The extent of fungal coverage on the toenail
Whether the fungus has reached the nail growth area
The thickness of the toenail
Signs of fungal infection on the surrounding skin

Understanding these factors can help you choose the best treatment for your specific situation. Let's explore the different approaches to effectively manage and treat fungal toenail infections.

1. Topical Antifungals
Topical antifungals are typically the first line of treatment for localised fungal infections. These treatments involve applying lacquers and creams directly to the affected toenail. They are convenient and can be highly effective in eliminating the infection when used consistently.

2. Oral Antifungals
For more extensive or persistent fungal infections, oral antifungal medications may be necessary. These systemic treatments work throughout the body to combat the infection, offering a comprehensive solution when topical treatments aren’t sufficient.

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What is a Biomechanical Assessment?
Biomechanical assessment involves examining how your feet, ankles, and lower limbs move. We look at how bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments work together, identifying any abnormalities or issues. This can range from simple visual checks to advanced technology like pressure analysis systems.

Key Components of Biomechanical Assessment
Gait Analysis: By observing how you walk, we can identify imbalances or issues such as overpronation (foot rolls inward) or supination (foot rolls outward). This helps us understand your walking pattern and detect any potential problems.

Joint Range of Motion (ROM): Checking the movement of your foot and ankle joints allows us to identify any restrictions or abnormalities. This is crucial for understanding how well your joints function and if they might be contributing to pain or discomfort.

Applications of Biomechanical Assessment in Podiatry

Diagnosing Foot Conditions
Biomechanical assessments are essential for diagnosing various foot and ankle problems. For instance, gait analysis can reveal the underlying causes of heel pain, arch pain, or bunions. Understanding these causes allows us to develop effective treatment plans tailored to your needs.

Custom Orthotics and Insoles
Creating custom orthotics (shoe inserts) requires precise knowledge of your foot mechanics. Through biomechanical assessment, we ensure that orthotics are specifically designed to address issues like overpronation or provide necessary support. This customisation helps alleviate pain and improve your walking comfort.

Injury Prevention and Rehabilitation
For athletes and active individuals, biomechanical assessments identify movement patterns that might lead to injuries such as...

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What Are Verrucae?
Verrucae, also known as plantar warts, that typically appear on the soles of your feet or around your toes. They are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), which is contagious and can spread through various parts of the body.

What Causes Verrucae?
HPV thrives in moist, damp environments like swimming pools...

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A foot abscess can be a painful and troubling condition, impacting your mobility and overall quality of life. This blog will delve into what a foot abscess is, its causes, symptoms, and available treatment options, along with some prevention tips to help you avoid this uncomfortable problem.

What is a Foot Abscess?
An abscess is a localised collection of pus that occurs due to an infection. When an abscess forms on the foot, it typically appears as a swollen, red, and tender area. The body's immune system sends white blood cells to fight off the infection, which leads to the formation of pus—a mixture of dead tissue, bacteria, and white blood cells.

Causes of Foot Abscesses...
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Our feet do a lot of heavy lifting! They carry us through our busy lives, but sometimes they need a little extra care. That's where a podiatrist comes in. Podiatrists are health care professionals who specialise in diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the feet, ankles, and lower legs. Our podiatrists at Foot Corner can help with a wide range of issues, from ingrown toenails and corns to more serious conditions like diabetic foot ulcers and heel pain.

Blood Thinners and Foot Care
If you're on blood thinners, you're probably already aware of the importance of preventing blood clots. Blood thinners, also known as anticoagulants, are medications that help prevent blood clots. While blood thinners can be life-saving, they also come with some risks, including an increased risk of bleeding.

Can You See a Podiatrist While on Blood Thinners?
Yes, you can still see a podiatrist while you're on blood thinners. However, it's essential to inform your podiatrist about any medications you are taking, including blood thinners. This information will help your podiatrist develop a treatment plan that is safe and effective for you.

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When it comes to enhancing the appearance and health of your toenails, you have several options available. Among them, acrylic nails and toenail reconstruction are two popular choices. While both offer cosmetic improvements, they differ significantly in terms of materials, application methods, and benefits.

Cosmetic Enhancement:

Acrylic nails are known for their ability to lengthen and strengthen nails, providing a surface for nail polish and art. However, when it comes to toenails, Wilde Pedique offers a more natural-looking and durable solution. Unlike acrylics, which can look thick and unnatural, Wilde Pedique's flexible gel resin blends seamlessly with the natural nail. Whether you're dealing with damaged nails, fungal infections, or simply want a cosmetic enhancement, Wilde Pedique delivers a result that feels and looks like your own nails.

Structural Support and Protection:

Wilde Pedique toenail reconstruction provides structural support and protection to damaged nails. Whether your nails are brittle, misshapen, or affected by trauma, Wilde Pedique offers a flexible yet sturdy layer that encourages healthy growth. In contrast, acrylic nails may worsen nail damage over time because their rigid material can strain the natural nail. By choosing Wilde Pedique, you can safeguard your nails while they heal and grow, reducing the risk of further damage and promoting overall nail health.

Flexibility and Comfort:

Wilde Pedique offers superior comfort and flexibility compared to acrylic nails. Acrylics can feel rigid and uncomfortable, especially on toenails where flexibility is crucial. Wilde Pedique's flexible gel resin moves naturally with the nail, providing a comfortable and realistic result. Whether you're walking, exercising, or simply going about your day, you'll appreciate the freedom of movement that Wilde Pedique offers.

Hygienic and Non-Porous:

Hygiene is paramount in nail care, particularly for toenails. Wilde Pedique's non-porous gel resin prevents moisture and bacteria from penetrating, reducing the risk of fungal infections and other issues. This makes Wilde Pedique a safe and sanitary option for those concerned about nail health. In contrast, acrylic nails can trap moisture and bacteria, increasing the risk of infection and other complications.

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Have you ever noticed areas of tough, thickened skin on your feet, hands, or other parts of your body? That's likely hard skin, also known as calluses. While it's a common condition, many people aren't fully aware of what causes it or how to properly manage it. Keep reading this blog to understand what it is, the causes, prevention and treatment.

What is Hard Skin?

Hard skin, or calluses, is an area of thickened, toughened skin that develops in response to repeated friction, pressure, or irritation. It often occurs on the feet, especially the heels and balls. Calluses typically appear as yellowish patches of skin that feel rough and may be slightly raised.

Causes of Hard Skin

Several factors contribute to the development of hard skin:

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Fallen arches, commonly known as flat feet,is the collapse of the foot's arch, this condition can lead to a range of symptoms that affect daily life. Here's what you need to know about identifying fallen arches and exploring treatment options:

Visible Arch Flattening: When standing, observe if the arches of your feet appear noticeably lowered or flattened.

Foot Pain: Fallen arches often manifest as pain in the arch area, heels, or along the inner side of the ankle. This discomfort may worsen with prolonged standing or walking.

Swelling: Some individuals with fallen arches experience swelling along the inside of the ankle or foot.

Foot Fatigue: You might notice fatigue or tiredness in your feet, especially after standing or walking for extended periods.

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What is overpronation?
Overpronation is a term that frequently pops up, especially among athletes, runners, and individuals seeking comfortable footwear. Yet, what exactly is overpronation, and why does it matter?

Overpronation refers to the excessive inward rolling of the foot during the foot strike and push-off phase of the gait cycle. In simpler terms, it's when the foot rolls inward too much, causing the arch of the foot to flatten excessively and the ankle to rotate inward excessively.

Causes of Overpronation:

Several factors contribute to overpronation, including:

Structural issues: Some individuals have naturally flat feet or low arches, predisposing them to overpronation.

Muscle weakness: Weakness or imbalance in the muscles of the foot, ankle, or lower leg can lead to overpronation.

Tightness: Tight calf muscles or Achilles tendons can affect the foot's ability to function properly, leading to overpronation.

Improper footwear: Wearing shoes with inadequate support or cushioning can exacerbate overpronation.

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Foot pain can disrupt daily life, and one condition that causes discomfort is Accessory Navicular Syndrome (ANS). While not as commonly known as other foot issues such as plantar fasciitis or bunions, ANS can significantly impact those affected.

What is Accessory Navicular Syndrome?

Accessory Navicular Syndrome, also known as Os Tibiale Externum or os navicularum, is a condition characterised by the presence of an additional piece of bone or cartilage adjacent to the navicular bone, located on the inner side of the foot, just above the arch. This additional piece, known as the accessory navicular, can vary in size and shape among individuals.

Causes:

The exact cause of Accessory Navicular Syndrome is not fully understood. However, it is believed to be a congenital anomaly, meaning individuals are born with it. The presence of the accessory navicular bone itself isn't problematic for everyone. It's when it becomes aggravated or inflamed that symptoms arise...

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Rainy days needn't dampen your style or comfort. With the right pair of shoes, you can navigate through puddles and storms with confidence. Whether you’re strolling through city streets or trekking through nature, having appropriate footwear is essential for staying dry and stylish. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best shoes to wear in the rain, so you can stay protected while still looking your best.

Waterproof Boots:
When it comes to rainy weather, nothing beats a good pair of waterproof boots. These come in various styles, from sleek Chelsea boots to rugged hiking boots, offering both functionality and fashion. Look for boots made from materials like rubber, Gore-Tex, or treated leather to ensure maximum water resistance. Brands like Hunter, Timberland, and Barbour offer a wide range of options to suit different tastes and needs.

Rain Trainers:
For those who prefer a more casual look, rain trainers are an excellent choice. These shoes combine the comfort and versatility of trainers with the water-resistant properties needed to tackle wet conditions. Many athletic brands, such as....to continue reading click on the link

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Pitted keratolysis is a dermatological condition that affects the skin, particularly the soles of the feet and, less commonly, the palms of the hands. While not typically harmful, it can be bothersome and affect one's quality of life. In this blog, we'll delve into the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for pitted keratolysis.

What is Pitted Keratolysis?

Pitted keratolysis is a bacterial infection of the skin characterised by small pits or cavities that develop on the affected area. These pits are usually found on weight-bearing areas of the feet, such as the heels and soles. The condition is caused by the overgrowth of certain bacteria, particularly Corynebacterium species, which thrive in warm, moist environments.

Causes of Pitted Keratolysis:

Several factors can contribute to the development of pitted keratolysis, including:

Warm and humid environments: Pitted keratolysis is more common in individuals who frequently wear closed shoes, especially if their feet sweat excessively.
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Verrucae and warts are both skin growths caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). Both warts and verrucae can vary in appearance, but they can be treated by various methods

Microwave treatment for verrucae, or warts, typically involves using a medical device that delivers microwave energy to target and eliminate the virus causing the verrucae/wart. This treatment method is known as microwave therapy or microwave ablation. It is a relatively newer approach compared to traditional treatments like topical medications, freezing (cryotherapy), or laser therapy.

Here is a general overview of how microwave treatment for verrucae/warts works:

Device:
A specialised medical device designed for microwave therapy is used. The device is calibrated to deliver controlled microwave energy to the affected area.

Procedure:
Your podiatrist at Foot Corner applies the microwave device to the verruca/wart. The microwave energy is then directed towards the area to heat and destroy the infected tissue.

Mechanism of Action:
The microwave energy works by generating heat within the targeted tissue. This heat damages the cells infected by the human papillomavirus (HPV), which is responsible for causing warts.

Benefits:
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Metatarsalgia is a condition charactised by pain and inflammation in the ball of the foot, specifically in the area between the arch of the foot and the toes.

The metatarsals are the long bones in the foot that connect the toes to the midfoot. The pain associated with metatarsalgia is often described as a burning or aching sensation.

Several factors can contribute to the development of metatarsalgia, including:......

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As winter sets in and temperatures drop, it's essential to pay extra attention to keeping your feet warm and comfortable.

Cold feet can be not only uncomfortable but also contribute to various health issues. Whether you're facing icy sidewalks or spending time outdoors in chilly weather, here are 10 tips to help you keep your feet warm and cozy all winter long.

Invest in Insulated Footwear: Start by investing in high-quality, insulated footwear designed for winter conditions. Look for boots that are waterproof, wind-resistant, and lined with materials like Thinsulate to provide extra insulation.

Layering Socks: Layering is not just for clothing; it works for socks too. Opt for moisture-wicking, thermal socks as your base layer to keep sweat away from your skin. Add an additional layer with thicker wool socks for extra warmth.

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Bunions, a common foot condition, can cause significant discomfort and affect your daily activities. The prominent bump at the base of the big toe often leads individuals to consider surgery as the only solution. However, before opting for such a significant step, it's crucial to explore alternative treatments for bunion pain.

Understanding Bunions:

Bunions, medically known as Hallux Valgus, develop when the joint at the base of the big toe becomes misaligned, causing the big toe to angle towards the second toe. This misalignment creates a bony protrusion on the side of the foot, leading to pain, inflammation, and difficulty finding comfortable footwear.

Non-Surgical Treatment Options:

Footwear Modification: Choosing shoes with a wide toe box and low heels can help alleviate bunion pain. Avoiding tight, narrow shoes can prevent further irritation and reduce discomfort.

Orthotic Inserts: Custom or over-the-counter orthotic inserts can provide additional support and alignment for the foot, redistributing pressure away from the bunion.

Padding and Splinting: Applying protective pads over the bunion or using splints during the night can help reduce friction, inflammation, and contribute to better toe alignment over time.

Laser Therapy:Treating the bunion with laser can provide pain relief with anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

Medication: Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, can help manage pain and inflammation associated with bunions.

Ice Packs: Applying ice packs to the affected area can help reduce swelling and provide temporary relief from bunion pain.

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Bunions, a common foot condition, can cause significant discomfort and affect your daily activities. The prominent bump at the base of the big toe often leads individuals to consider surgery as the only solution. However, before opting for such a significant step, it's crucial to explore alternative treatments for bunion pain.

Understanding Bunions:

Bunions, medically known as Hallux Valgus, develop when the joint at the base of the big toe becomes misaligned, causing the big toe to angle towards the second toe. This misalignment creates a bony protrusion on the side of the foot, leading to pain, inflammation, and difficulty finding comfortable footwear.

Non-Surgical Treatment Options:

Footwear Modification: Choosing shoes with a wide toe box and low heels can help alleviate bunion pain. Avoiding tight, narrow shoes can prevent further irritation and reduce discomfort.

Orthotic Inserts: Custom or over-the-counter orthotic inserts can provide additional support and alignment for the foot, redistributing pressure away from the bunion.

Padding and Splinting: Applying protective pads over the bunion or using splints during the night can help reduce friction, inflammation, and contribute to better toe alignment over time.

Laser Therapy:Treating the bunion with laser can provide pain relief with anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

Medication: Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, can help manage pain and inflammation associated with bunions.

Ice Packs: Applying ice packs to the affected area can help reduce swelling and provide temporary relief from bunion pain.

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Walking regularly can indeed be beneficial for reducing the risk of falls, particularly in older adults. Here are some reasons why walking can contribute to fall prevention:

Improved Balance and Coordination:
Walking helps enhance balance and coordination, which are essential for stability. It engages various muscles and promotes better control of body movements.

Increased Strength:
Regular walking strengthens the muscles in the lower body, including the legs and core. Strong muscles provide better support and stability, reducing the likelihood of falls.

Enhanced Bone Density:
Weight-bearing exercises like walking can help maintain or improve bone density. Stronger bones are less prone to fractures in case of a fall.

Joint Flexibility:
Walking involves a range of motion in the joints, promoting flexibility. Flexible joints are better equipped to handle sudden movements and changes in terrain.

Maintained Cardiovascular Health:
Walking is a cardiovascular exercise that improves heart and lung function. Good cardiovascular health is linked to overall fitness and can contribute to better endurance and resilience.

Increased Awareness of Surroundings:
Regular walking promotes spatial awareness and familiarity with the environment. Being aware of your surroundings is crucial for avoiding potential hazards that could lead to falls.

The choice of footwear is an important factor in preventing falls, especially when walking. Here are some tips for selecting appropriate footwear to reduce the risk of falls.....
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Fungal nail infections, medically known as onychomycosis, can be a persistent and exasperating condition for many individuals. At Foot Corner, we understand the impact this can have on your confidence and overall foot health. That's why we proudly use the S30 PODYLAS laser, a state-of-the-art class 4 Laser unit designed for simplicity, speed, and effectiveness, with minimal side effects.

Understanding S30 PODYLAS Laser Treatment:

Our S30 PODYLAS laser treatment is a revolutionary approach to combating fungal nail infections. The laser penetrates the nail and surrounding skin, targeting the fungal infection directly. This method boasts an impressive 85% effectiveness rate, providing patients with a reliable and efficient solution.

The Treatment Process:

Our treatment package includes four initial laser sessions. During these sessions, our experienced podiatrist will meticulously apply the laser to the infected nails and surrounding skin.
The laser probe is moved both horizontally and vertically to ensure comprehensive coverage, leaving no untreated areas.

Following the initial sessions, we conduct two additional sessions to review the growth of the nail. This typically occurs after 10-12 weeks.
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🎄 With the holiday season just around the corner, finding the ideal gift for your loved ones can be a delightful yet challenging task. This Christmas, why not consider giving the gift of comfort and well-being with our exclusive podiatry gift vouchers?

At Foot Corner, we understand the importance of happy feet, and our gift vouchers allow your friends and family to take a step towards optimal foot health. Read on to discover the perfect present that combines thoughtfulness and practicality.

🎁 The Gift of Choice: 🎁

As Christmas approaches, the pressure to find the perfect gift intensifies. But fear not! Our podiatry gift vouchers are a versatile and thoughtful solution. Available in any denomination, these vouchers allow the recipient to choose from a range of podiatry services, ensuring a customised and personalised experience. Whether it's a comprehensive foot health assessment, or a specific treatment plan, our gift vouchers cater to all preferences and needs.

🎅 Why Choose a Podiatry Gift Voucher? 🎅

Health and Well-being: Give the gift of health by encouraging your loved ones to prioritise their foot well-being. Podiatry services address a variety of foot and ankle issues, promoting overall physical comfort and mobility.

Expert Care: Our team of experienced podiatrists is equipped to treat a wide range of conditions, ensuring that the recipient receives expert care. From common issues like corns, calluses, and ingrown toenails to more complex concerns such as painful heels, our professionals are here to help.

Personalised Treatment Plans: Everyone's feet are unique, and so are their needs. Our podiatrists offer personalised treatment plans tailored to each individual, guaranteeing targeted and effective solutions for various foot problems.

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