With the first day of autumn (22nd September this year) just around the corner and the increased likelihood of wearing closed in shoes. Here are five tips to maintain healthy…
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Dry, flaky and chalky skin is a problem we see on the feet daily. When we see feet that present with dry skin we typically are looking at one of…
It’s so easy to sprain an ankle – kerbs, uneven surfaces, high heels, sports and sometimes your foot type (high arched feet, we’re looking at you!) can lead to painful…
2023 as it turns out was the last year we were known as Cambridge House Dorset Ltd before we rebranded to House of Podiatry (ltd). As we start of the…
During our time at the Foot & Ankle Show we came across a new treatment method for ingrowing toes. This treatment is known as the Onyfix® nail correction system. The…
Fungal nails also known as onychomycosis and or/tinea unguium is one of the most common conditions we as chiropodists/podiatrists see. Fungal nails are typical caused by a group of organisms...
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One of the many issues that has been raised about how the post Covid 19 world will look is how long it is going to take the NHS to get…
Just because we are closed doesn’t mean we have stopped working. Whilst I’m sure we would agree that we would rather it be business as normal for everyone, but we…
With autumn around the corner and the return to closed in footwear just around the corner, I thought it was a good time to talk about footwear. In April this…