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If you are living with diabetes, looking after your feet is more important than many people realise. Even small issues can become serious if they are not picked up early. At our Darwin clinic, we often see preventable foot problems that could have been managed sooner with the right care and advice. The link between Diabetes and Foot Health Diabetes can impact both circulation and nerve function Nerve damage resulting in loss of sensation in the feet Peripheral neuropathy make

Fungal infections are a common concern, especially when it comes to our feet. They are highly contagious and can be persistent and uncomfortable, but the good news is there are various treatment options available. Selecting the best treatment depends on several factors including the severity of the infection, your health status, and lifestyle. Here is a comprehensive guide to help you navigate through the different options and find the best one for you. 1. Natural and home re

In the months from October to April, also known as the 'wet season', Darwin experiences extreme heat and an increase in humidity. Fungi...

It's that time of the year again - Back To School! Does your child only want to wear trendy shoes? Do they have foot pain? Do you know...

This year’s theme is "Podiatry, More Than You Think". Podiatry is a medical field that is still not widely understood. Podiatry is a...

🏌️⛳️ Attention Golfers and Foot Health Enthusiasts! Get ready to discover the fascinating connection between golf and podiatry, as we...

Your feet are the foundation of your body and play an essential role in keeping you active and mobile.

We know shopping for school shoes can be stressful because you need the trifecta.

An ingrown toenail can be a painful medical condition. It's important to understand the causes and when to seek help from a podiatrist.

Orthotics offer a range of benefits to wearers, enabling them to walk more comfortably and ease any disabling pain they might be...