Treatments - Ardee Foot Clinic

Corns

As a defensive reaction to the friction of skin rubbing against a bone, shoe, or the ground, some patches of skin thicken and develop corns and calluses when this pressure becomes excessive.

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Athlete Foot

A fungal skin infection called athlete’s foot can cause severe itching, skin that is cracked, blistered, or peeling, as well as redness and scaling.

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Bunions

A bunion, commonly referred to as “hallux valgus,” is a big toe deformity that causes the big toe to point excessively in the direction of the second toe and results in a bony lump on the side of the foot.

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Biomechanics / Orthoses

Biomechanical problems are abnormalities in the movements produced by the internal and external forces and the body’s ability to react to them.

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Fungal Nail

A common nail infection is nail fungus. Under the tip of your fingernail or toenail, it starts as a white or yellow-brown patch.

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Ingrowing Toenails

When a fragment of the nail pierces the toe’s skin, it is known as an ingrowing toenail. It may be so painful, inflamed, or infected that it feels like you have a splinter.

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