Arthritis In The Feet

Arthritis in the feet - pain in the joints of the feet.

Arthritis in the feet There are many types of arthritis that can affect the feet. In clinic, there are 4 main types that we see on a regular basis. Here we will talk about these types of arthritis in the feet, some signs and symptoms to look out for, as well as some foot care…

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Common Children’s Foot Problems

Children's Foot Problems - a child's feet

Common Children’s Foot Problems There are many common children’s foot problems. In this blog, we will discuss a few of them, why they occur, and how to treat or prevent them.   Ingrown Toenails These are common in children and have a variety of causes. Ingrown nails happen when the corner or edge of the…

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Neuropathy and your feet

neuropathy and your feet - sensory testing

Neuropathy and your feet Do you have issues with neuropathy and your feet? Or are you wondering how neuropathy can affect your feet, and how a Podiatrist can help? Then this blog is for you!   What is neuropathy? Neuropathy develops when the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord (Peripheral nerves) are damaged. There…

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Occupational Foot Health

Feet at work - Occupational Foot Health

Occupational Foot Health – Foot Problems in the Workplace Foot problems can be an issue in all kinds of workplaces, and good foot health is an essential part of many jobs. In this month’s blog, we talk about Occupational Foot Health and why it is so important. What kinds of problems can be caused? Foot…

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Winter Foot care

Feet in winter boots - winter footcare

  Winter foot care Winter can be a hard time for our feet. So how do we best look after them? Here are our tips for winter footcare. Socks Thicker socks are always a good idea in the colder months of the year. Socks made of natural fibres like bamboo and merino wool have great…

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What are Bunions?

A foot with a bunion

What are bunions? Bunions are a bony deformity that forms at the base of the big toe, where the toe meets the ball of the foot. It is caused when the big toe bones move, causing the big toe to angle towards the second toe, and the foot shape changes. Who gets bunions? Anyone can…

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A round-up of 2024 at Round House Podiatry

Round House Podiatry Kirkburton Huddersfield, huddersfield podiatry clinic, foot and ankle clinic

Round House Podiatry – 2024 round-up and the gift of foot care. As we come to the end of another year, it is time to consider the year just gone in our clinic, and how to give yourself, or others, the gift of regular foot care. The last year in clinic. 2024 has been another…

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Diabetic Foot Checks – What and Why Edit

diabetic foot checks, diabetic foot examination, diabetic foot care

Diabetic foot checks – what do we do and why Diabetic foot checks are a big part of what Podiatrists do. But what are they and why do we do them? Both Anna and Nikki worked for many years in the Diabetic Foot Team in the NHS in Huddersfield.   Why can Diabetes mean foot…

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Rheumatology and Podiatry

Rheumatoid Arthritis In Feet

Rheumatology and Podiatry In September each year, there is Rheumatoid Arthritis awareness week. So, this month’s blog will be a little about Rheumatology and Podiatry, and the role a Podiatrist can play in managing forms of arthritis, including Rheumatoid Arthritis. What is Rheumatoid Arthritis? Rheumatoid Arthritis is the most common form of inflammatory arthritis. According…

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Caring for your feet as they age

How to care for aging feet?

Caring for your feet as they age. Over time, your feet will go through a lot of wear and tear. Studies have shown that an average person can take up to 4.5 million steps a year! As we age, we complete that number of steps many times over, all putting strain through our skin, muscles,…

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