FAQ

What is  a Podiatrist ?

Medical Definition of Podiatrist:

A specialist in the diagnosis and care of foot disorders, including their medical and surgical treatment.

Whats the difference between a podiatrist and a chiropodist?

There's no difference between the two. "Podiatrist" is the most common and up-to-date, this is because chiropody was given a new name in 1993. Chiropodists and podiatrists have the same qualifications and experience. And both can help you with minor or more severe foot issues.

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• Local Anaesthetic

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• Ingrown Toenails Removed

• Corns, Callus and Hard Skin Removed 

• Diabetic Care

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• Fallen Arches

• Verrucae Treatments

• Athletes Foot

What exactly does a chiropodist do?

Chiropodists and podiatrists are who deal with common foot problems. 

• Fungal Infection

Podiatrists treat people of any age for many foot-related conditions, including:

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• Podiatrists regularly treat the common injuries when they affect a foot or ankle.

• Bunions and hammertoes. 

• Diabetes. 

• Arthritis

• Growing pains. 

• Heel pain. 

• Morton's neuroma.

• Skin Complaints