Chiropody and Podiatry Practice

Chiropody and Podiatry Practice

Podiatry & Chiropody In Newcastle

Newcastle Foot Clinic is a well established podiatry and chiropody service that provides a high standard of service for people across the North East.

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Our 5 out of 5 ratings on Google and Yell tell you everything you need to know.

Established in 2003, our service is professional yet friendly.

We are Health Professionals Council registered and Craig Burton, Laurie & Michael are BSc honours level qualified.

We aim to treat your condition as quickly and efficiently as possible.

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Quality Foot Care You Can Rely On

Newcastle Foot Clinic is situated in Newcastle-upon-Tyne city centre at Saville Chambers just off Northumberland Street. 


Using the latest technology, we want you to feel comfortable in our care. That’s why our range of treatments are designed to help you as quickly and effectively as possible.


It is so important to look after your feet, which is why you can rely on our expertise.

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WHAT WE DO

Feet - Our Foundation

Do you know what a Podiatrist can do? And how we can help you?


A podiatrist or chiropodist is a state registered professional offering treatments in the lower limb and foot. All of the podiatrists at Newcastle Foot Clinic are qualified at degree level with honours, registered with the Health and Care Professionals Council and members of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrist. At Newcastle Foot Clinic, we offer a range of treatment options for lower limb and foot complaints.


From biomechanical assessments to ingrown toenail treatments and everything else in between, we will tailor our service to ensure you receive the best possible treatment.


To find out more about how we can help, get in touch.

0191 261 8375

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Articles & News

Verruca

14 Mar, 2021
A verruca is simply a wart that is usually found on the soles of feet, though they can also appear around the toes. In the early stages, a verruca looks like a small, dark, puncture mark but later turns grey or brown. It may become rough and bumpy with a cauliflower-like appearance and may develop a black spot in the middle, which is caused by bleeding. A verruca can grow to half an inch in diameter and may spread into a cluster of small warts.

Heel Pain

14 Mar, 2021
When walking, your heels repeatedly hit the ground with considerable force. They have to be able to absorb the impact and provide a firm support for the weight of the body. When pain develops in the heel, it can be very disabling, making every step a problem, affecting your posture. There are various types of heel pain. Some of the most common are: Plantar fasciitis; heel bursitis and heel bumps. 

Ingrown Toenail

14 Mar, 2021
An ingrowing toenail is one that pierces the flesh of the toe. It can feel as if you have a splinter, be extremely painful and inflamed or infected. In more severe cases, it can cause pus and bleeding. Ingrowing toenails most commonly affect the big toenail, but can affect the other toes too. Whereas a nail that is curling (involuted or convoluted) into the flesh, but isn’t actually piercing the skin, isn't an ingrowing toenail but can feel very painful and also appear red and inflamed as well.

What We Do!

14 Mar, 2021
Do you know what a Podiatrist can do? And how we can help you? A Podiatrist/ Chiropodist is a state registered professional offering treatments in the lower limb and foot. All of the Podiatrists at Newcastle Foot Clinic are qualified at degree level with honours, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and members of the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrist. At Newcastle Foot Clinic the Podiatrists/ Chiropodists offer a range of treatment options for lower limb and foot complaints. 

Planter Fasciitis

14 Mar, 2021
Planter Fasciitis: A Quick Explanation. . .When pain develops in the heel, it can be very disabling, making every step a problem. Planter fasciitis is caused by inflammation of the connective tissue that stretches from the base of the toes, across the arch of the foot, to the point at which it inserts into the heel bone. 

Corns & Callus

14 Mar, 2021
When we walk or stand, our body weight is carried first on the heel and then on the ball of the foot, where the skin is thicker to withstand the pressure. When this pressure becomes excessive, some areas of skin thicken in the form of corns and callus, as a protective response to the body’s reaction to the friction of skin rubbing against a bone, shoe or the ground.

Chilblains

14 Mar, 2021
Chilblains (also called pernio) are small itchy, red (and sometimes purple) swellings on the skin, which can become increasingly painful, can swell and then dry out leaving cracks in the skin which expose the foot to the risk of infection.

Bunions

14 Mar, 2021
More than 15% of women in the UK suffer from bunions, but what is a bunion? A bunion, also known as ‘hallux valgus’ is a deformity of the big toe in which the big toe excessively angles towards the second toe and leads to a bony lump on the side of the foot. This can also form a large sac of fluid, known as a bursa, which can then become inflamed and sore. 

Athletes Foot

14 Mar, 2021
Athlete’s foot is a skin fungal infection. It can lead to intense itching, cracked, blistered or peeling areas of skin, redness and scaling. It can occur on moist, waterlogged skin usually between the fourth and fifth toes initially, or on dry, flaky skin around the heels or elsewhere on the foot. Large painful fissures can also develop and the condition can also spread along all five toes and sometimes to the soles of the feet if left untreated.

Aging Feet

14 Mar, 2021
As we age our feet age with us and we naturally develop problem areas due to wear and tear over the years, but also because the skin starts to become thin and loses its elasticity, as well as being dry and much more fragile.

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