Common issues we treat
- Flat feet
- Sever’s disease (heel pain common in 10-13 year olds)
- Toe walking
- In-toeing
- Plantar warts
- Ingrown toe nails
- Aching feet or legs
- Falling or tripping more than others
- Abnormal gait
Paediatric podiatry is focused on the the development of children’s feet.
is important to monitor the development of children’s feet and legs so that any problems can be picked up early. Many lower limbs conditions will resolve all by themselves with time, however, some may require intervention with appropriate treatment.
Yes we do. We are professionals in the assessment and diagnosis of foot and leg issues affecting people of all ages!
Heel pain in growing children is a common issue, usually between the ages of 8 and 13 and is often worse following sport or vigorous activity. If your child is complaining of pain at the back or bottom or their heel that has caused them to limit their activity then we can help!
There are many ways to treat plantar warts, some of which can be quite painful. We focus on the methods that have the best evidence to support their use. In most cases the lesion is lightly debrided, medicated dressings are applied and then the process is repeated over 3-4 weeks. This method is effective and causes only very mild discomfort.
02 4296 8363
info@shellharbourpodiatry.com.au
19/23 Addison St, Shellharbour
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