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Anne Melville Podiatry - Gourock We provide all aspects of foot care for all the family including nail, skin conditions and biomechan HCPC Registered Podiatrist

It means so much when patients take the time to leave a review and these are wonderful. We are truly grateful and privil...
26/08/2025

It means so much when patients take the time to leave a review and these are wonderful. We are truly grateful and privileged to help.

We are always very glad to hear about our patients’ positive experiences with us. Feedback is invaluable as we strive to...
25/08/2025

We are always very glad to hear about our patients’ positive experiences with us.

Feedback is invaluable as we strive to provide excellent care.

It’s been a very busy few months for us, so having a last minute availability is rare! So, get in touch before it’s snap...
13/08/2025

It’s been a very busy few months for us, so having a last minute availability is rare! So, get in touch before it’s snapped up!

Call us on 01475 648665
Email us ampgourock@gmail.com
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10/08/2025

YOGA for FIBRO class starting soon.

Friday
7 - 8pm
Cardwell Bay Sailing Club Gourock

Space is limited so please get in touch to book.

Contact Joanna at Birsay Holistics

birsayholistics@gmail.com
07518 373 073

Podiatrists are HCPC Registered, medical specialists who focus on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of conditions...
09/08/2025

Podiatrists are HCPC Registered, medical specialists who focus on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of conditions affecting the feet, ankles, and lower limbs.

We treat a wide range of conditions in patients of all ages.

The list of issues we can help with goes on ….

Common foot ailments:
Ingrown toenails, corns, calluses, verrucas, and athlete's foot.

Foot and ankle injuries:
Sprains, fractures, and sports-related injuries.

Skin and nail conditions:
Fungal infections, thickened nails, and cracked heels.

Conditions related to other health issues: Diabetes-related foot problems, arthritis, and gout.

Deformities:
Flat feet, hammertoes, and other structural abnormalities.

Pain and discomfort:
Heel pain, arch pain, and general foot pain.

Mobility issues:
Gait abnormalities and other problems that affect walking.

If you have issues with your feet, speak to your local, friendly HCPC Registered Podiatrist… your foot health professional 👣

Call us on 01475 648665
Email us ampgourock@gmail.com
Book online annemelvillepodiatry.co.uk
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02/08/2025
We are having a wee break … we’ll be back to work on Tuesday 5th August.Our diary is pretty full for August, with our fi...
01/08/2025

We are having a wee break … we’ll be back to work on Tuesday 5th August.

Our diary is pretty full for August, with our first available appointment on Friday 29th!

If you have an appointment and can’t make it or want to reschedule please let us know asap to allow someone else to benefit from our time.

In the meantime, have a great weekend ☀️

We look forward to seeing you soon.

What are verrucae?Verrucae are plantar warts that commonly occur on the soles of the feet or around the toe area. They a...
30/07/2025

What are verrucae?

Verrucae are plantar warts that commonly occur on the soles of the feet or around the toe area. They are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), which is contagious through direct person-to-person contact. There are various forms of HPV, which all relate to various parts of the human body.

What causes verrucae?

The HPV virus is thought to thrive in moist, damp environments such as swimming pools, changing room floors and communal shower areas. It is possible to contract verrucae simply by walking across the same floor area as someone with a verruca, especially if you have any small or invisible cuts or abrasions that make it easier for the virus to pe*****te.

Are they serious?

Verrucae are harmless but can be uncomfortable and painful if they develop on a weight bearing part of the foot. In addition, hard skin (callus) can form over the top of the verruca, increasing the discomfort in this area. There are also some strains of the virus that spread very quickly and can look unsightly.

What are the treatments?

In the first instance, avoid touching or scratching a verruca as it may spread into a cluster of warts. Instead, cover it up with a plaster. In many cases, evidence suggests that verrucae will disappear of their own accord within six months for children but longer for adults. This is because the body’s immune system recognises the presence of the virus and fights the infection naturally but it can take many months for this to happen. If it is painless, no treatment may be required as some treatments can be painful especially for children and can cause side-effects.

For painful and/or unsightly verrucae or ones that are spreading, considering treatment options can be advisable.

A Podiatrist can debride the overlying hardskin which may be causing the pain. Once removed topical treatment can be more effective.
VERRUTOP is one of our treatment options available at our practice. It is a topical solution suitable for anyone 6years and over (applied directly to the wart). It causes dehydration adn cellular destruction, causing the wart to change colour and over time leads to spontaneous detachemnt of the wart.

For more details or advice just get in touch.

Call 01475 648665
Email ampgourock@gmail.com
Book online at annemelvillepodiatry.co.uk
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28/07/2025

💆🏻‍♀️ Rachel’s August availability has been updated

💪🏼 If you’re looking for muscles tension release or post injury help, Rachel has 60 and 90 minute appts available

Please contact Rachel on 07927 813450 or info@musclefitsportsmassage.com if you are looking for something outwith these times and she will do her best to accommodate you.

Link in bio to book online 🙌🏼

HCPC registered refers to being registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). The HCPC is a UK regulat...
23/07/2025

HCPC registered refers to being registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). The HCPC is a UK regulatory body that protects the public by setting standards for health and care professionals.

Individuals registered with the HCPC are authorised to use protected titles associated with their profession, such as "chiropodist" or "podiatrist.

HCPC registration offers patients peace of mind by ensuring professionals meet specific standards of conduct, performance, and ethics.

This registration provides assurance that practitioners are qualified, competent, and accountable, promoting safer and more effective healthcare. Patients can expect respectful treatment, informed consent, and clear communication from HCPC-registered professionals.

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Email us at ampgourock@gmail.com
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Maintaining leg strength as we age is vital for keeping us mobile, independent and for our overall wellbeing.Strong legs...
21/07/2025

Maintaining leg strength as we age is vital for keeping us mobile, independent and for our overall wellbeing.

Strong legs enable us to get on with daily activities like walking, climbing stairs, and standing up, and they play a significant role in preventing falls and injuries. Additionally, leg strength is linked to better cognitive function and cardiovascular health.

It all begins with our feet!
Seeing an HCPC Registered Podiatrist regularly will help to keep your feet comfortable and healthy to keep you on the move.

Make your appointment today!

Call us on 01475648665
Email ampgourock@gmail.com
Book online at annemelvillepodiatry.co.uk
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Tuesday 09:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:30 - 17:00
Thursday 09:30 - 18:00
Friday 09:30 - 15:00

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