Soin des pieds – articles et conseils

From stabbing heel pain first thing in the morning to burning sensations in the ball of the foot, the way your foot hurts can reveal a lot about what's going on underneath. Understanding these symptoms can make it easier...

By Sarah Jarvis

Il peut être difficile de comprendre qu'une condition qui affecte la façon dont votre corps traite le sucre pourrait être dangereuse pour vos pieds. Cependant, les problèmes de pieds liés au diabète peuvent avoir des conséquences qui changent la vie.

By Gillian Harvey

The most common answer to the question "What's causing your cold feet?" or "Why are my hands and feet always cold?" is usually, "Being a woman!" Yes, women are naturally inclined to have ice-blocks for feet and hands. Bu...

By Sarah Jarvis

Les blessures aux pieds sont très courantes. Pourtant, de nombreuses blessures typiques liées au running, aux sports ou simplement à la vie quotidienne sont évitables. Voici comment garder vos pieds en bonne santé et éviter les blessures.

By Abi Millar

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain, caused by inflammation of the tissue at the bottom of your foot. The pain is caused by small tears and inflammation in the plantar fascia (the tissue that supports the ar...

By Gillian Harvey

We've all experienced aching feet from time to time - perhaps at the end of a hard day. And none of us are strangers to a blister or two. But what about other aches, pains and other problems presenting in the feet? We lo...

By Gillian Harvey

Think smelly feet is only a worry during the warmer months? Think again. But if you've noticed an embarrassing odour from your socks and shoes, there are plenty of things you can try.

By Natalie Healey

Warts are very common and usually harmless. Warts on the feet are called verrucas (or verrucae) and are sometimes painful. Warts and verrucas usually disappear without treatment but can remain for a long time. There are...

By Colin Tidy, MRCGP

Nobody knows what a condition really feels like unless they experience it themself. This applies to the medical profession as much as anyone else, with the added bonus that doctors who have 'got the T-shirt' are in a goo...

By Laurence Knott

There are two main aims of physiotherapy for plantar fasciitis. The first is to control inflammation; the second is to stretch the muscles and connective tissue in the calf. Symptoms of plantar fasciitis are often brough...

By Lilly Sabri, MHPC

Verrucas are very common in children and teenagers – around one in three will get them. They’re actually warts on the feet, caused by the human papillomavirus, but they don’t look like normal warts because they’re presse...

By Danny Chadburn