Chilblains in unusual places
By Lottey Matthews, Podiatrist at Dulwich Podiatry The weather is turning, for us here in the UK the temperature ranges are relatively temperate but out in the world of skiing anything warmer than -10 Celsius is shorts weather. From a podiatry point of view the cold weather means a couple of things. Clinic will be […]
A podiatrists guide to party season
Party season is upon us: cocktail dresses, high heels, long standing and cold nights. As fun as it is, this time of year can be tough on your feet. At Dulwich Podiatry Ltd, we know that looking after your feet isn’t just about appearances, it’s about health too. Without comfortable, pain free feet our day […]
Chilblains: Understanding and Managing Winter’s Common Condition
As winter sets in, many people experience chilblains, a common and uncomfortable condition caused by exposure to cold, damp conditions. At Dulwich Podiatry, we’re here to help you understand and manage this seasonal issue to keep your feet healthy and pain-free. What Are Chilblains? Also known as perniosis, chilblains occur when skin is exposed to cold […]
Winter Sports: The Ultimate Guide to Footwear and Foot Care
Engaging in winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating offers exhilarating experiences but also places unique demands on your feet. Proper foot care is essential to prevent injuries and ensure comfort during these activities. Selecting the Right Footwear Choosing suitable footwear is crucial for both performance and foot health in winter sports. Consider the […]
The best footwear for winter sports
Winter can be a tough time for our feet. The colder temperature, rain and (sometimes) snow can be unforgiving on our feet. If you’re a lover of winter sports you may find yourself in these climates more frequently than most; read on to see our podiatrist’s advice to keep in mind to take care of […]
Getting Under Your Skin
Previously we have talked about verrucae. This month we are taking a look at other problems affecting the skin. May is also Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month and provides a good reminder about how to check your feet for suspicious lesions. The skin is the largest organ of the body and in adults covers […]
Winter feet
Welcome to a brand new year! Happy January 2020. As ever, it begins in the thick of an English winter and cold weather brings its unique challenges to feet. Most lucky feet are nestled away in warm socks and fully enclosed shoes, which we wholeheartedly encourage. However, let us not forget that a warm, moist […]