What Are Shin Splints?
Shin splints are a condition referring to the pain along the front bone of your lower leg. Learn more about it and the signs you may be suffering from it.
How to Correct Fallen Arches?
Fallen arches may not be painful at first, but they can feel frustrating when they do. Learn how to correct fallen arches the right way
What Is a Sports Podiatrist: 5 Reasons You Need One
If you're an athlete, you might have unknown foot injuries or have injuries that you choose to ignore. Learn how a visit to a sports podiatrist can help you.
Stay Healthier On Your Feet This Lockdown
“How to stay healthier on your feet this lockdown?” Last year, we saw too many people struggle with foot problems after the lockdown because of delayed care. This time,
Why Orthotics, Cushioned Shoes Aren’t the Best Solution for Athletes’ Gait-Related Issues
Decades of marketing and well-intentioned though misled theory has led to what most people see as the “best” shoe design for active people. It’s cushioned at heels and toes.
Barefoot on the Beach is the Best Way to Walk Says Sydney Podiatrist
It’s not a matter of opinion any longer, and it’s certainly not some fringe conclusion based on “back to nature” theorists: bare feet are healthy feet. Most people already
Worn-Out Shoes: How Clues to Incorrect Gait Alert You to a Hidden Health Risk
“Are worn-out shoes still have their purpose?” The best way to find out whether your gait is a healthy one is to visit a podiatrist for an assessment, says Mark Lin, th
5 Plus Top Reasons to See a Podiatrist
“What are the reasons to see a podiatrist? I can take care of my foot issues myself, right?” If someone is asked whether they saw a podiatrist lately, the answer from m
Arthritis: Sydney Podiatrist Explains How the Footwork Clinic Can Help
With 26 bones and 33 joints in each foot, it’s not surprising that the feet are often the first parts of the body where arthritis manifests itself. Foot pain is often one of the
Podiatrists Concerned About Lack of Foot Health Awareness in Diabetics
Despite its global stereotype as a country in which good health is the norm, Australians haven’t been immune to the worldwide rise of Diabetes. Commenting on a UK study on foot h