When was the last time you really looked at your feet? Not just a quick glance while putting on socks or painting your toenails, but a proper check? As podiatrists, we see feet every day, and we notice when something’s not quite right. But what about the time between...
Living with diabetes requires paying close attention to your feet. High blood sugar levels can affect circulation and nerve function, which makes foot problems more likely. With the right care, most issues can be managed. Why Footcare Matters if You Have Diabetes...
Fungal nails are one of the most common problems we see in clinic. They can cause nails to become thick, discoloured, brittle, and uncomfortable. The good news is that there are lots of simple steps you can take at home to reduce your risk. As a podiatrist in...
Verrucae are a common foot problem that many people will experience at some point in their lives. They’re caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and appear as small, rough growths on the soles of the feet. While they’re not usually serious, they can be painful,...
Patellofemoral pain (often felt around the front of the knee) can make walking, running or climbing stairs uncomfortable. If you’re dealing with this kind of knee pain, you’re not alone – and the good news is, it can be treated. What is Patellofemoral...
Cycling in Cambridge Cycling is a way of life in Cambridge, with thousands of people taking to two wheels every day and a reported 1 in 3 people cycling to work in the City (Cambridge City Council). But while it’s great for fitness and the environment, cycling can...
