Plantar fasciitis or ‘heel pain’ is inflammation of the ligamentous band (the plantar fascia) that runs from your heel of your feet, through the arch and into the toes. The inflammation is often caused due to tearing or repetitive pulling of the fascia. It is the most common condition we see here at Border Podiatry Centre and successfully treat.

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The Lateral ankle sprain, or the inversion ankle sprain or rolling your ankle. They are all the same thing and keep reading to find out more.

A lateral ankle injury is quite a prevalent injury in sports today and did you know that lateral ankle sprains account for approximately 85% of all ankle injuries? That’s incredible!

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With the amount of people suffering with plantar fasciitis at the moment, I thought this would be a fantastic opportunity to share this taping method with you.

I find this method superior to any other taping method out there as not only does it relieve people of heel pain or plantar fasciitis, it also allows the foot to function the way it was designed to function.

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The Difference between a corn and a wart – it’s the same same, but it’s also different!

Lately, there seems to be an influx of people coming in to get their corn treated only to be diagnosed as a wart and vice versa. Presenting to have their wart treated, only to be diagnosed as a corn. There must be a full moon or something.

It can be quite tricky to tell the difference between a wart and a corn but after this, you will have no problem in identifying either one. That way you wont have to waste your hard earned money or valuable time treating what you think you have the wrong way.

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