The Foot Care Group - Evesham

12/01/2026

When pressure is put on your feet, the bones that make up the arch sink lower, though arches can repair over time alleviating the problems of flat feet.

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05/01/2026

"Fungal infections thrive in warm slightly damp conditions, given that feet have more than 200,00 sweat glands they provide the perfect environment. Check your feet regularly and see your podiatrist if you suspect problems" https://lttr.ai/Ak0St

01/01/2026

15/12/2025

Flat feet are often a result of poor development of the bones that make up the arch of your foot.

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08/12/2025

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01/12/2025

"Feet always cold? If wearing warmer socks, slippers or shoes doesn’t help and if your feet are cold when waking in the morning, it would be advisable to speak to your Podiatrist or medical practitioner for a quick check up" https://lttr.ai/AkQXF

17/11/2025

Chilblains are incredibly painful for something so small – they mostly occur on your toes but they can also affect other parts of your feet as well as fingers and hands.

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03/11/2025

Whilst flat feet may not cause major problems it is a good idea to get them treated as soon as possible.

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27/10/2025

Health and Care Professions Council Accreditation

When you are looking for someone to help you when you have problems with your feet it is very important to make sure that the person you go to is properly qualified and insured. The governing body for all Podiatrists and Chiropodists is the Health and Care Professions Council.

When you visit an HCPC accredited Podiatrist you know that the person taking care of your feet and providing treatment has undergone and passed a three year BSc (Hons) Degree course in Podiatry. They have also pledged to uphold the strict guidelines laid down by the Health and Care Professions Council, and their training will be ongoing as new treatments and methods are developed to help your feet.

If you have Medical Insurance you may be able to claim back the costs of treatment, this will only be the case if you visit a properly accredited Podiatrist. If you intend claiming against your medical insurance you should always check with your provider that Podiatry is covered by your policy.

Perhaps most important for your peace of mind is that Health and Care Professions Council accredited Podiatrists are trained and recognised by the NHS, unlike other practitioners. At the Foot Care Group all our podiatrists are properly registered with the HCPC. When you see the HCPC Logo you can be sure that your feet are in safe hands.

20/10/2025

"Swollen feet can be an indicator of poor lymphatic drainage or a heart condition.Lymphoedema, swelling of the tissue in the body can be an early warning sign that your body is retaining fluid." https://lttr.ai/AjHh4

Foot problems can often be an early warning of other health problems, not necessarily related to your feet.