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Some Shoes Become Like Old Friends
Some models of shoes are like old friends at this point in my career. It was with great pleasure I recently purchased a new pair

Ready to cut off your little toe or its neighbour?
Upon reflection, I’m not quite sure why it’s taken me so long to blog about this particular condition. It’s by no means rare or unusual,

Bring Us Your Shoes!
Thinking of coming to visit us? We talk about this on a daily basis with patients and educate them on how to judge and assess

Do You Need Black Friday Shopping Ideas?
Black Friday adverts always give me cause to think of family gifts for the coming Christmas season. As we get older, we get harder to

Gotta Sore Big Red Toe
Unless you’ve experienced one of these, the pain experienced is disproportionate to the size of the problem. This is a situation that gets revisited almost

A Unique Source of Skin Reaction
Not all of the causes of foot pain are ugly or menacing. Today’s source is just plain darn right cute! The patient, presented with a

Managing a Metatarsal Fracture!
I’m wasn’t quite sure how to title this blog. Perhaps “Always Be Your Own Best Advocate” might have been more appropriate. The Story A few

Can this be Reflexology for Feet?
Last week we had a patient return to our Brantford Podiatry office earlier than his usual 3 monthly routine care. His concern was the rapid

Ingrown toenail? Not sure what to do!
Well you’re in luck, here is a simple guide on how to manage it. Lets assume the toenail is sore and inflamed along one or

Blister: Understanding Prevention and Treatment
To Treat and ultimately Prevent Blisters we first have to understand what causes them and then use this information to head them off at the

What’s No. #1 on the Back to School list?
Good footwear of course! it doesn’t matter if its kinder garden, high school, college or University. Their feet are the foundation of their performance. Below

What can I find but you can not feel?
Normally I apologize before posting a Blog on a previously covered subject. In this case once more is never enough. The patient was in his