April 3, 2023 6:40 pmPublished by Healthia MarketingComments Off on A Podiatrist’s Injury-Preventing Tips for Distance Runners
Distance running is becoming increasingly popular. Marathons across the world are now getting some of the highest participation rates ever. At the same time, distance running can sometimes lead to injuries. In fact, it is estimated that the incidence of injury in endurance runners is between 30-80% – and most of these are foot and […]
April 3, 2023 6:22 pmPublished by Healthia MarketingComments Off on How a Podiatrist Can Help with Morton’s Neuroma
Morton’s neuroma is a fairly common condition that affects the ball of the foot and the toes. People with the condition may experience pain and discomfort and difficulty walking. For some people, the condition can lead to chronic pain that makes it very difficult to bear any weight on their foot at all. However, there are […]
November 28, 2022 12:05 pmPublished by Healthia MarketingComments Off on Five Reasons That Athletes Should Visit A Podiatrist
As an athlete, your feet are your foundations for success in your chosen sport. The 26 bones, 33 joints and over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments present in each foot are responsible for working together to produce healthy, stable movement. And a lot of the time, this movement will be strenuous – high impact forces […]
March 27, 2020 9:34 amPublished by adminComments Off on Essential Service – We’re Still Open
The Foot and Ankle Clinic is an Essential Service Hi Everyone, As we are considered an essential health service we are remaining open, offering Podiatry. With this we are hoping to help with reducing the stress on our Emergency Departments and hospitals. Some of the ways we can do this is by you choosing […]
August 26, 2019 4:03 pmPublished by adminComments Off on Why do my toenails look funny?
By Dr Ben Lemmens (Podiatrist) There are many different causes for thickened, discoloured, abnormally shaped and ‘strange’ toenails. Podiatry is a medical discipline which diagnosis and treat a wide range of skin and nail problems in the foot and lower limb. As we are and allied health discipline, you do not need a referral to […]
August 26, 2019 3:01 pmPublished by adminComments Off on Introducing “Diafactory” (Real Time ”Fungal Nail Testing”)
Ever wondered why your toenails look funny or discoloured? The Foot and Ankle is proud to introduce and offer a simple, fast and effective way of diagnosing if you suffer from a fungal nail infection or not without the expense and inconvenience of visiting a Pathology Lab and waiting weeks for results. As Podiatrists we […]
August 22, 2019 1:12 pmPublished by adminComments Off on Do I have bunions?
By Dr. Darcy Dore Today I’d like to chat about bunions and dispel any myths surrounding them! The term bunion is loosely thrown around and the common conception is “something my grandmother had”. “Bunions” or Hallux Abducto Valgus are a common musculoskeletal condition in which the orientation of the metatarsal shaft and the toe begins […]
March 19, 2019 9:30 amPublished by adminComments Off on TFAAC proudly sponsoring the Traralgon Marathon and Running Festival
The Foot & Ankle Clinic and our Podiatrists have proudly supported the Traralgon Harriers Athletic Club continuously for over 20 years and is once again able to join them and support the upcoming 52nd Traralgon Marathon and Running Festival. Taking place on Sunday 2 June 2019, this is a wonderful community event for people of […]
March 12, 2019 4:29 pmPublished by adminComments Off on Ankle sprains: Why me?
Written by Dr Ben Lemmens Have you ever thought to yourself, “Why do pesky ankle sprains keep happening to me?” There are a number of reasons which contribute to rolled ankles and ankle sprains. It is often due to previous injury but can also be due to the alignment of the bones in your foot. […]
While at The Foot and Ankle Clinic we still offer “Face-to-Face” consultations, for your added health and safety, we now also offer the convenience and affordability of Telehealth Consultations (via phone or video conference) in various formats.