Sports & Structural Podiatry

10/12/2025

30/11/2025

Welcome to the December 2025 newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/sportspodiatry.com.au/welcome-to-the-december-2025-newsletter-18100467

31/10/2025

Welcome to the November 2025 newsletter - It's time to prepare for Christmas! https://mailchi.mp/sportspodiatry.com.au/welcome-to-the-november-2025-newsletter-18099825

14/10/2025

Foot pain and concerns are not something you need to ignore. Podiatrists are trained to assess, diagnose, and manage a wide range of conditions affecting the lower limbs, ankle and feet.

Find out more about podiatry care this Podiatry Week:

www.sportspodiatry.com.au

12/10/2025

This year’s theme is ‘From first steps to next steps’. It's not just lower limb, ankle and foot problems. It’s about movement, independence, and quality of life at every age and stage.

Whether it’s a child finding their stride, an athlete hitting their stride, or an older adult maintaining their stride, podiatrists are there for every step of the journey.

Learn more about how podiatrists can support you here:

www.sportspodiatry.com.au

30/09/2025

Welcome to the October 2025 newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/sportspodiatry.com.au/welcome-to-the-october-2025-newsletter-18098990

11/09/2025

Funny? An ingrown toenail is not funny because it can cause significant pain, swelling, and inflammation, and poses a risk of infection that can lead to worsening symptoms like pus and bleeding.

You should see your Podiatrist for an ingrown toenail, as they can provide safe and effective treatment, which can range from conservative care like trimming the nail to surgical removal if necessary. A podiatrist is a foot specialist uniquely qualified to diagnose and treat these conditions.