Say Goodbye
To Warts & Verrucae
Introducing Swift – the breakthrough treatment for stubborn warts & verrucae
Say Goodbye
To Warts & Verrucae
Introducing Swift – the breakthrough treatment for stubborn warts & verrucae
What is Podiatry?
Podiatry (also known as chiropody) is a specialised area of medicine that deals with the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of conditions that affect the foot and lower limb. Podiatrists are trained to degree level and undertake many hours of clinical practice working within the NHS and podiatry departments within hospitals.
Podiatry is a regulated profession and all podiatrists are registered with the Heath and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
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Podiatry is a regulated profession and all podiatrists are registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).
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What do Podiatrists treat?
Conditions that podiatrists treat include the most common foot problems:
- Corns and calluses
- Ingrowing toe nails
- Fungal nail infections
- Toe nail cutting
- Collapsed or flattened foot arches
- High foot arches
- Toe deformities
- Bunions (Hallux valgus)
- Warts (Verrucae)
- Foot and ankle pain caused by arthritis
- Heel pain
- Plantar fasciitis
- Achilles tendonitis
- Metatarsalgia (pain under the ball of the foot)
- Ligament strains
- Sports injuries
- Podiatrists are also trained to diagnose and manage more complex conditions including:
- Bio-mechanical and gait dysfunction (prescribing insoles or orthotics)
- Diabetic foot conditions
- Wounds & ulcers
- Infections
- Mortens Neuroma (nerve pain in the foot & toes)
- Rheumatoid arthritis