Lauren Brown Podiatry

18/03/2025

22/07/2023

Thank you for having me Heart 4 The Wounded, really enjoyed presenting today on friction injuries in runners.

21/07/2023

excited to be apart of this!

21/07/2023

Had the privilege of attending the American College of Sports Medicine conference at the begining of June. Amazing experience, great talks, new connections!

29/06/2022

03/06/2022

Happily rocking silly socks today creating awareness of mental health struggles for health care workers!

14/03/2022

Got to attend the conference this weekend. Such a privilege to apart of this great initiative. Met some wonderfully inspiring people and got to present a workshop with the amazing physio Parys Edwards on how pods and physios can work together to treat runners. Lauren Brown Podiatry Jon Patricios Jarrad Van Zuydam Parys Edwards

06/09/2021

High arched feet can lead to instability and ankles sprains. Also, there is considerable amount of pressure happening on the rear and fore foot. Consult a Podiatrist to help you to find the right treatment for your feet.

30/08/2021

Flat feet can lead to pain and discomfort. Not always, there are individuals who have low arches and don't experience any pain at all. Have a look at our poster for more information and if you are concerned of your foot type and function, visit a Podiatrist for a consultation :)

24/08/2021

Pop into our Bedfordview store to find some of the best shoes of last season marked down, while stock lasts.

* Sizing / product availability may differ from picture.

23/08/2021

Most of the time it looks like a red crater or dimple on the skin, which can easily become infected, leading to drainage, pus, or a bad odor. People with sensory or nerve damage in their feet, won't notice the pain of a small stone, too tight shoes, or the formation of a foot ulcer. Seek Professional advice.....Podiatrists can help.

09/08/2021

A 2003 survey of diseases of the foot in 16 European countries found onychomycosis to be the most frequent fungal foot infection and estimates its prevalence at 27% (Burzykowski T et al 2003) . Visit your Podiatrist for further advice on treatment of Onychomycosis 🦶