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Cranbourne Podiatry Clinic
At My FootDr Cranbourne (formerly South East Podiatry) our podiatrists provide professional and compassionate treatments, including Custom Foot Orthotics, sports podiatry, podiatry for children, diabetic foot care, ingrown toenail treatment, nail fungus treatment and arch and heel pain.
We strive to ensure that patients completely understand both their ailments and all treatment options available by taking the time to translate complex medical jargon into more comprehensible terms.
We fully educate our patients on their conditions, so they can make the best, most informed decisions in conjunction with our specialists to find a treatment plan that is best suited to each individual.
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Why Are My Toes Red?
Having our toes suddenly turn red can be alarming - especially when we can’t pinpoint a specific cause. Alongside the redness, you may also experience some pain, swelling, and wearing your regular work shoes or joggers may now feel uncomfortable. As the cause of the redness can range from problems with our skin and blood vessels to problems with our muscles and bones, our podiatry team has shared the top five causes of red toes that we see and treat here at My FootDr.
How To Get Rid Of Pins And Needles In The Feet
We all know and have experienced that uncomfortable prickling, tingling, numbing sensation that we call pins and needles countless times - but why do we get pins and needles? And what can we do to help make the feeling go away so we can get on with our day?
Today, the My FootDr team are sharing the causes, considerations and treatments for pins and needles in the feet, which we medically refer to as paraesthesia - and there may be a lot more to it than you think!
Which Insoles Are Best For Flat Feet?
If you have flat feet, knowing which insoles are right for your feet can be difficult and confusing. There are so many types out there, which may leave you with a lot more questions than answers, like:
How do I tell the difference between the different types of insoles - they all look the same?
Which are the best insoles for me and my feet?
How do I know if the insoles I have now are right for me?
Is my foot or leg pain because of my flat feet?
Am I going to get foot problems because of my flat feet - and would insoles help?
These are great and valid questions, and our podiatrists have set out to answer them all by explaining what having flat feet really mean for you - and where insoles fit into the picture.