About

Podiatry/chiropody as a profession, is aimed at treating foot problems, and addressing their causes. This can involve the removal of a painful corn, and perhaps the prescription of an orthosis or support to help avoid its recurrence. Advice will be given on all aspects of your foot health and footwear. A follow-up appointment may be necessary.

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Treatments

Your initial appointment will include the podiatrist / chiropodist assessing your foot problem, leading to a diagnosis and future care plan. Information about your general health such as medication taken (prescription list) is important for the podiatrist, as many health problems can be reflected in the feet.

Your initial appointment lasts up to 45 minutes and includes treatment with advice, guidance and support.

Treatments are offered through a Clinic Service.

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    Routine Treatment

    Nail care
    Corn reduction
    General advice
    Cracked heels
    Infections

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    Diabetic Assessment

    A vascular and neurological assessment of the foot is conducted to determine foot health status and the information is then used to tailor a foot care package to your specific needs.

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    Nail Surgery

    This is a simple procedure conducted under local anaesthetic involving permanent removal of all or part of a nail for an effective solution to problem ingrowing, misshapen and fungal nails. One follow-up redressing appointment is included.

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    Verrucae Treatment

    Verrucae are viruses, the immune system needs to act to resolve them. Sometimes this will happen without any treatment. If treatment is wanted the aim is to destroy the infected tissue and / or bring about an immune response.

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    Dry Needling

    This is a procedure carried out under local anaesthetic and the lesion 'needled' to help stimulate the immune system to try and resolve the verrucae.

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    Biomechanical Assessment

    Foot, knee, hip and leg pain can be due to poor alignment of the lower limb. A biomechanical assessment involves looking at the mechanical functioning of the lower limb, including gait analysis, to determine the cause of pain and devise an appropriate treatment plan.

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    Injection Therapy

    Injection therapy can be used to supplement a treatment plan. Corticosteroids can be
    injected to reduce inflammation and provide pain relief.

*We require 24 hours notice to cancel an appointment or the full fee will be charged.

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Get in touchIf you have anything specific you would like to ask or if you would like
to make an appointment, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

    How to find us

    Unit 2, The Cook House
    Suffolk Food Hall
    Wherstead
    Ipswich IP9 2AB

    +44(0) 1473 786681

    info@feetatthebridge.co.uk