Dear Valued Clients, As many of you are aware there are confirmed cases of community spread COVID-19 within Australia. We wanted to take this opportunity to update you all on our clinic procedures that have been implemented in relation to the virus in our attempt to protect you and the community. Just as we have asked our own staff, we also request that if you are experiencing any cold/flu like symptoms that you do not attend our clinic. Please let our admin staff know as soon as possible so that we can cancel/reschedule your booking.  Please also note that if you have recently returned from any overseas travel, we ask

Fasciitis Fighter in action! Plantar fasciitis strengthening tool available at the clinic for you to manage your arch/heel pain. Commonly called, Plantar Fasciitis or Heel Spur Syndrome Have you been suffering from arch or heel pain? Limping out of bed in the morning? Is your foot just not getting better? At Brindabella Podiatry Canberra, we treat heel and arch pain daily. It is important to have the correct diagnosis for your pain as it may be one of many problems. A weakness in the plantar fascia, a heel spur fracture, bursitis, a nerve impingement, fat pad inflammation or muscle/tendon overuse. It may also be a combination of the above. Grab

Individuals with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) have a defect in their connective tissue, the tissue that provides support to many body parts such as the skin, muscles and ligaments. The fragile skin and unstable joints found in EDS are the result of faulty collagen. Collagen is a protein, which acts as a ‘glue’ in the body adding strength and elasticity to connective tissue. Signs and Symptoms Symptoms vary widely based on which type of EDS the patient has. In each case, however, the symptoms are ultimately due to faulty or reduced amounts of collagen. EDS typically affects the joints, skin and blood vessels. What To Look Out For? Pain Dislocations

You may have tinea pedis, commonly known as Athlete’s Foot. Tinea pedis is a fungal infection that can occur on the bottom of your feet and between your toes. The infection can be transferred by person-to-person contact, damp surfaces and dark, moist places like enclosed shoes.Possible symptoms include: Itching Stinging Burning Red rash Dry flakey skin Small red spots Cracking between toes Blisters Treatment for tinea pedis is chosen according to how long the infection as been present, where on the foot it is occurring and how it occurred. This may include anti-fungal sprays, ointment, cream, washing powder, change of footwear, use of anti-perspirants, foot hygiene practices and anti-fungal oral