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Answers to common foot problems and pain from podiatry professionals. Topics include treating conditions, identifying symptoms, and when to seek medical attention.

Collapsed Arch in Foot: Could a Fall Have Caused it?

A fall might cause a collapsed arch, but high heels, poor shoes and sports injuries are more common culprits behind painful feet.

Could the Sore on My Foot Be a Fungal Infection?

Foot sores could be verrucas, possibly with a fungal infection, here's how to tell the difference and when to see a doctor.

How Can I Get Rid of My Corns?

Treat corns with medicated creams or see a chiropodist to safely remove dead skin and prevent pain from returning.

How Can I Relieve Stubborn Foot Odour?

Try cotton socks and leather shoes, cut back on garlic and onions, and see your GP if sweating is affecting other areas too.

I Have Sharp Pains in My Foot, What Could It be?

Sharp foot pain between your arch and toes could be metatarsalgia, often caused by tight shoes that pinch your feet.

Is There Any Way to Correct Flat Feet?

Flat feet can be managed with custom orthotics, physical therapy, or surgery depending on severity and symptoms.

What's Causing the Pain in the Arch of My Foot?

Arch pain in your foot can stem from several causes including plantar fasciitis, arthritis, footwear issues, or muscle conditions that get worse with exercise.