07 Apr Run for the Kids and an update It has been exciting times, and we have successfully completed our first 3 months at our new clinic Kew Podiatry and Sports Centre. We have had some fantastic feedback surrounding treatment and outcomes, and especially about our fantastic new podiatrist Jessie Duff. We have managed to see an array of conditions from, nail surgeries, wound care, complex sports injuries and general care! Over the next few months, we will be running a few promotional educational sessions to the community of Kew,
It has been exciting times, and we have successfully completed our first 3 months at our new clinic Kew Podiatry and Sports Centre. We have had some fantastic feedback surrounding treatment and outcomes, and especially about our fantastic new podiatrist Jessie Duff. We have managed to see an array of conditions from, nail surgeries, wound care, complex sports injuries and general care! Over the next few months, we will be running a few promotional educational sessions to the community of Kew,
31 Mar Running tips With the marathon season fast approaching in Melbourne, now is the time to start training to meet your goals. Whether you are a casual weekend runner planning on completing your very first full or half marathon, or a serious runner hoping for a faster time, there are a number of precautions that are important to consider if you wish to avoid injury. Every week our clinic see patients who present with overuse injuries related to training errors when running, such as shin splints, knee pain or
With the marathon season fast approaching in Melbourne, now is the time to start training to meet your goals. Whether you are a casual weekend runner planning on completing your very first full or half marathon, or a serious runner hoping for a faster time, there are a number of precautions that are important to consider if you wish to avoid injury. Every week our clinic see patients who present with overuse injuries related to training errors when running, such as shin splints, knee pain or
23 Mar Is PFJS the cause of your knee pain? Your podiatrist can help! There is a common misconception that podiatrists only treat pathologies related to the feet. In actual fact, podiatrists are trained in the treatment of pathologies anywhere from the hips down. This includes pathologies related to the knees. Patellofemoral Joint syndrome (PFJS) is a common cause of anterior knee pain, and is often experienced by runners or people who participate in activities that load the patella such as jumping and squatting. Typical symptoms include pain behind or around the
There is a common misconception that podiatrists only treat pathologies related to the feet. In actual fact, podiatrists are trained in the treatment of pathologies anywhere from the hips down. This includes pathologies related to the knees. Patellofemoral Joint syndrome (PFJS) is a common cause of anterior knee pain, and is often experienced by runners or people who participate in activities that load the patella such as jumping and squatting. Typical symptoms include pain behind or around the
