
Preventing Falls After Orthopaedic Surgery: How To Recover Safely
Accidentally falling down is one of the most serious risks after orthopaedic surgery - yet it’s often overlooked. Whether you’ve had a joint replac...
Read moreAccidentally falling down is one of the most serious risks after orthopaedic surgery - yet it’s often overlooked. Whether you’ve had a joint replac...
Read moreOrthopaedic surgery, whether it’s a joint replacement, realignment procedure, or soft tissue repair, is designed to restore function, relieve pain ...
Read moreFrom elevation to orthotics. What you wear (and don’t wear) on your feet after surgery matters more than you think. Here’s what you need to know fr...
Read moreIf you're preparing for orthopaedic surgery, it’s completely normal to have a lot of questions - and for new questions to arise regularly! Surgery ...
Read moreWhat happens in the first six weeks after your orthopaedic surgery can lay important foundations that influence your pain levels, healing speed, mo...
Read morePreparing both your body and mind for your upcoming surgery has been highly recommended by health professionals for decades. It’s something we’ve b...
Read moreIngrown toenails cause pain and redness on the side of your toenail, where the nail has started growing into the skin. This can make it uncomfortab...
Read morePlantar warts, also known as verrucae in the health field, are rough, circular masses that develop on the feet. They’re a widespread problem affect...
Read moreIf you or a loved one has been diagnosed with diabetes, then you may already know that your feet are at risk. One of these risks is developing a di...
Read moreNoticed a bump on the inside of your big toe joint becoming red, or growing more pronounced? Finding that one of your toes is becoming more cro...
Read moreHeel spurs have long been attributed to as a leading cause of heel pain. But what are heel spurs and how are they treated? There’s a lot of misunde...
Read moreIt’s easy to live with dry, rough and flaky skin for so long, that it almost starts to feel normal. But let us make it clear as podiatrists, having...
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