Diabetes is a highly prevalent condition in Australia. Many people, however, are not aware of the effects it can have on the feet.
High blood glucose levels can affect many systems within the body, which is why it is so important to have ongoing preventative Podiatry care.
Regular assessments are required for optimum foot care, in which the following will be assessed:
We will be a caring part of your health care team – helping to keep you active, healthy and happy!
If you want us to help you stay active, healthy and happy, please give us a call or book your appointment online! We look forward to caring for you soon!
What are the best shoes for nurses? We see and help lots of nurses in the clinic… lots of them with tired, sore, painful and achy feet! Some of the nurses we see are younger and some are in the back ends of their careers…. All of them have one thing in common. They are…
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We know you don’t want to talk about it. But we need to discuss the funny colouring on your nails. You know, the crumbly thickness that know one seems to know what to do with? Well there is a name for it and there is a new treatment available at Pro Feet Podiatry! Onychomycosis (fungal…
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Footwear for little people’s feet…. In terms of choosing footwear for little feet, we don’t like to choose based on age but rather on stage. Pre-walkers Shoes for feet that are soft and malleable need to be just that…. soft and malleable. We do not want tight or rigid shoes or socks around these little…
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