Foot Care
Foot Care for people living with Diabetes
Living with diabetes can bring unique challenges and responsibilities, especially when it comes to taking good care of your feet. Diabetic conditions reduce circulation in the lower extremities, making foot problems more common. ProMed Podiatrists are passionate about diabetes foot care and the prevention of diabetes-related foot complications. We understand that with proper attention and…
Read MoreOur top tips to get your feet Summer-ready!
As the weather warms up and we spend more time outdoors, it’s time to get your feet Summer-ready! It’s important to note that taking care of your feet all year round is an important part of a healthy lifestyle … with the added bonus that in Summer you can sport those strappy sandals, or thongs,…
Read MoreThe Causes of Foot Odour and How to Manage It
Smelly feet are a common problem that affects people of all ages. Whether you’re an athlete, or you spend most of your time sitting at a desk, foot odour can be a bothersome and embarrassing issue. There are a number of factors that can cause foot odour, including sweat, bacteria, and fungus. In this blog…
Read MoreLet’s Look at Foot Bumps: Corns, Calluses and Bunions
Foot bumps such as corns, calluses, and bunions are often overlooked when it comes to foot care, but addressing them is crucial. These common foot problems can cause discomfort and pain if left untreated. In this blog, we delve into the differences between these foot conditions, and also explore their causes and treatment options. By…
Read MoreHow to manage cold or dry feet in winter!
Cold or dry feet can be a common issue during the winter months. The combination of colder temperatures and less moisture in the air can make your feet feel cold, dry, itchy and even painful. It’s easy to forget about your feet when they’re covered in socks and shoes all winter. Although it’s quite normal…
Read MoreWhat is Plantar Fasciitis and How to Treat It?
Are you suffering from a pain in your heel or arch area? If so, you may be experiencing plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of this type of pain and it’s important to understand what exactly it is, and how best to treat it. Read on for some insight into…
Read MoreEverything you need to know about fungal nail infections!
If you’ve been dealing with unsightly and unpleasant fungal nail infections, we want to assure you that you’re not alone! Fungal nail infections are particularly common in adults aged 50 and over, but thankfully they can be treated. In this blog post, we’ll provide some easy steps to help treat your fungal nail infection and…
Read MoreHow do I know if I need orthotics for my foot pain?
If you’re suffering from foot pain, you may be wondering if orthotics are the right solution for you. Orthotics can provide relief for many different types of foot pain, but they’re not right for every situation. Here’s a quick guide to help you determine whether orthotics could help relieve your foot pain. Symptoms of foot…
Read More18 Things Your Feet Say About Your Health
This Foot Health Week we celebrate the wonder and marvels of feet! Feet help you walk, run, dance and play, but it’s a part of the body that many people take for granted – until something goes wrong! Even Leonardo da Vinci knew how amazing our feet were – “The human foot is a masterpiece…
Read MoreFootwear Assessment & Other Footwear Services
Footwear comes in all shapes and sizes, as do feet! Some of the most common complaints involving the feet such as plantar fasciitis, corns and callouses can be caused by poorly fitting and un-supportive footwear. Your Podiatrist at ProMed Podiatry are expertly trained to match your foot type and biomechanics with the correct shoes. Our…
Read MoreFalls Prevention – What To Know and How We Can Help!
Did you know that the most common reason for admission to hospital in people aged 65 or over is due to fall-related injuries? Every day 133 older Queenslanders have a fall requiring medical attention, even though falls are mostly preventable. That statistic is unbelievable, and sadly it is a common story that I hear daily…
Read MoreCan Diabetes Affect Your Feet?
Having diabetes increases your risk of developing diabetes related complications including nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy), or poor circulation (peripheral vascular disease). It may also cause changes to your joints, muscles, skin health, hair growth and ability to heal. These complications may increase your risk of developing ulcers that may even lead to amputations. What Are…
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