Basic hygiene and nail cutting may be all that's needed to keep your feet in good health. But when normal feet turn into problem feet, it's best to seek professional help.
Some problems are inherited, and some develop from illnesses in middle age, or from the pressure of ill-fitting shoes.
Registered chiropodists (also known as podiatrists) are trained in all aspects of care for the feet and lower limbs, including the most common foot problems which are listed below. We have also answered a number of FAQs on foot problems.
This section of the site gives you guidance on the identification and treatment of some common foot problems. Although this list is not exhaustive, watch this space- we will be adding new sections over the next few months. If you have any quesries, check out the FAQ section.
If you still need more help, consult a chiropodist. Our Find a Chiropodist section lists state-registered podiatrists in your area.
Basic hygiene and nail cutting may be all that's needed to keep your feet in good health. But when normal feet turn into problem feet, it's best to seek professional help. 
