Photo by Rune Enstad on Unsplash As one of the most used parts of your body, your feet can also be the least cared for part of you! But it’s important you treat your feet to a pampering every now and then – be it a foot bath or manicure – whatever works for you! …
Photo by Femme Spirit on Unsplash ‘Why do I have heel pain?’ you ask. There are many different causes of heel pain, and this type of pain is very common amongst our patients. But if you are able to figure out why you’re experiencing this pain, then you’re one step closer to knowing how to treat it. We have discussed Plantar Fasciitis in an earlier blog, and how it contributes …
Photo by Lucas Sankey on Unsplash Feet come in all shapes and sizes – some with pronounced arches and others that appear flatter. Neither shape is indicative of any problem, unless accompanied by pain. So then, what is adult acquired flatfoot? AAFF occurs when your arches quite literally collapse. The collapse is not out of …
Photo by Lina Kraftsoff on Unsplash Diabetic foot pain is a common symptom of neuropathy. While diabetics undergo many health complications as a result of their condition, nerve damage is a common complication. Nerve damage is caused by high blood sugar levels going unchecked for a prolonged period of time. High blood sugar affects the …
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Photo by Imani Bahati on Unsplash If you read our blog on what Plantar Fasciitis is and have come to a better understanding of this condition but want to know what action you can take to manage it, then you may find this blog helpful. Thankfully, there’s a lot you can do to relieve your …
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Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash We often encounter numerous pain complaints at our orthopaedic practice, relating to the heel. One of the more common questions we get asked is, ‘Why do I have heel pain in the morning?’ You would surely expect to only feel pain after being on your feet for a long time and being particularly active, right? Well, this is not the case …
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As a foot and ankle specialist, Dr Praven Reddy works with patients who are experiencing a range of lower limb issues and assists in diagnosing and prescribing treatment. He is also qualified to perform surgery in more severe cases.
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