Skiing with sore feet is like dancing with a pebble in your shoe — uncomfortable, frustrating, and eventually, it’ll stop you in your tracks. I still remember a patient from... read more →
I still remember one patient, let's call her Margaret. She was 67, fit for her age, loved walking her dog every morning along the beach in Sandringham. She came in... read more →
At Well Heeled Podiatry, I’ve seen how peripheral neuropathy can creep into people’s lives – sometimes gradually, other times like a freight train. A tradie who can no... read more →
If you’ve ever looked down at your toenail and spotted a yellowish patch or thickened ridge, you’re not the only one. Nail fungus – or onychomycosis, as we call it... read more →
It’s a story I hear nearly every day in clinic. A mum running around after the kids. A weekend warrior playing social netball. A tradie stepping off a ladder. They... read more →
Ever had the feeling you’re walking on a pebble — but your shoe’s empty? Or maybe it feels like your sock’s bunched up under the ball of your... read more →
I’ve seen first-hand how much diabetes can throw your feet out of whack. In my Melbourne clinic, it’s not uncommon to meet patients who’ve been living with diabetes... read more →
For over 16 years, Wendy lived with a constant ache down her right leg — classic sciatica. Like so many Melburnians, she loved getting out for long walks, but the... read more →
Arthritis is something I encounter frequently at Well Heeled Podiatry. It’s an umbrella term for a range of conditions that cause inflammation in the joints. Whether it’s affecting... read more →
At Well Heeled Podiatry, I often say to patients: “Your feet don’t live in isolation.” They’re part of a whole system, and if one link in the chain’s out... read more →
