Podiatric Care For Bursitis Of The Heel

Posted on: 26 June 2023
If you're an athlete or just enjoy taking part in high-impact exercise, you are at an increased risk of developing bursitis of the heel than the general population. The bursa is a small sac filled with fluid that sits just below the Achilles tendon. It has a protective role and cushions the tendons in this area. Bursitis of the heel is characterised by the bursa becoming swollen and irritated and can occur due to overexertion.
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How Podiatrists Can Treat Tailor's Bunions Without Surgery

Posted on: 9 November 2022
Tailor's bunions may be less common than 'regular' bunions, but these bony growths can still be very painful and debilitating, especially if they are not properly treated. Surgery can remove a tailor's bunion, but podiatrists can also offer a range of safe, effective non-surgical treatments. What Is A Tailor's Bunion? Bunions are hard, bony lumps that form on the sides of the feet. Unlike regular bunions, tailor's bunions form on the outside edge of the foot, at the joint where the little toe meets the ball of the foot.
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2 Tips For Newly Disabled People Who Need To Have Podiatric Treatment

Posted on: 21 April 2022
If you recently developed a disability and you now need to have podiatric treatment as a result of this, here are some tips to follow. Check that a podiatrist is an NDIS Podiatry Provider before booking an appointment If like many disabled people, you are eligible for funding under the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), you should check, before booking your appointment with a particular podiatrist, that he or she is an NDIS Podiatry Provider.
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3 Foot Conditions That Might Need Orthotics

Posted on: 2 August 2021
Feet are a crucial part of your body because they enhance your mobility. When you take great care of them, you can move around, run, climb stairs and carry out other activities without worrying about foot pain. On the other hand, conditions that cause foot pain compromise your mobility and overall well-being. It is advisable to assess how your feet feel. It is time to consider orthotics you have been in constant pain that doesn't respond to pain medication and other therapies.
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