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Foot care

Our feet are often taken for granted, but even minor foot problems can make our lives very uncomfortable. We've a wealth of expert information to help you take care of your feet - from painful blisters or athlete's foot to more serious issues like gout and broken toes.

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Foot care

Plantar fasciitis

by Dr Surangi Mendis, MRCGP

Metatarsal fracture

Foot care

Metatarsal fractures

by Dr Philippa Vincent, MRCGP

Gout

Bones, joints and muscles

Gout

by Dr Hayley Willacy, FRCGP

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Skin, nail and hair health

Ingrown toenail

by Dr Doug McKechnie, MRCGP

Diabetic foot problems

Diabetes can cause poor circulation and nerve damage in feet. Learn how to spot warning signs early and how good foot care can prevent serious issues.

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Foot and ankle injuries

Sprains, strains and fractures can sideline you fast. Discover how to care for foot and ankle injuries and when to seek professional treatment.

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Foot problems

From bunions to ingrown toenails, many foot problems can be treated simply. Learn how to keep your feet healthy and avoid pain.

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Heel and foot pain

Pain in your heel or sole can make walking difficult. Learn about common causes like plantar fasciitis and how to get relief.

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Toenails

Ingrown nails, fungal infections and brittle nails are common. Discover what causes these toenail issues and how to safely treat them at home or professionally.

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