Heel Pain in Golfers: Causes, Treatment, and How to Stay on the Course

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Golf may not look like a high impact sport, but many golfers are surprised to develop persistent heel pain. At South Dublin Podiatry, we frequently see golfers struggling with discomfort that affects both performance and enjoyment of the game. The good news is that heel pain is very treatable, especially when addressed early. Why Do […]

Chiropody vs. Pedicure: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?

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When it comes to foot care, many people assume a chiropody appointment and a pedicure offer the same thing. While both can leave your feet feeling better, they serve very different purposes. Understanding the distinction can help you choose the treatment that best supports not just comfort—but long-term foot health. What Is a Pedicure? A […]

Love Your Feet This Valentine’s Week

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Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love in all its forms — romantic love, family love, self-love, and caring for the people who support us every day. While chocolates, flowers, and cards are lovely gestures, one important part of your body often goes unnoticed: your feet. Your feet carry you through thousands of steps […]

Supporting Healthy Feet: Products Available at South Dublin Podiatry

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At South Dublin Podiatry, we stock a carefully selected range of professional foot care products designed to support healthy, comfortable feet between appointments. From moisturising creams and nail treatments to specialist solutions for common foot concerns, the right products can make a real difference to your foot health. In this post, we’ll introduce some of […]

Corns: What They Are, Why They Happen, and How to Stop Them Coming Back

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If you’ve ever felt a sharp, burning pain on your toe or the ball of your foot when walking, you may have had a corn. Corns are a very common foot problem and one of the most frequent reasons people visit a podiatrist — but the good news is they’re highly treatable and often preventable. […]

What Is a Biomechanical Assessment?

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A biomechanical assessment is a detailed evaluation of how your body moves, with a particular focus on your feet, legs, and posture. Because your feet are the foundation of your body, even small abnormalities in the way they function can affect how forces travel through your ankles, knees, hips, and spine. During a biomechanical assessment, […]

Plantar Fasciitis: Causes, Symptoms, and Effective Treatment Options

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Heel pain is one of the most common foot complaints, and plantar fasciitis is often the culprit. At South Dublin Podiatry, we see patients every day who are frustrated by sharp heel pain that makes getting out of bed or walking uncomfortable. The good news? Plantar fasciitis is very treatable, especially when addressed early. What […]

How Cold Weather Affects Your Feet

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As temperatures drop, our feet often feel the effects first. Cold weather, dry air, and changes in footwear can all impact foot health. While many people focus on staying warm and protecting their hands and face, our feet need just as much attention, especially during the winter months. Here’s how winter affects your feet and […]

Why Winter Is the Best Time to Treat Verrucas

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Verrucas (also known as plantar warts) are a common and often stubborn foot problem. Caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), these lesions can be painful, unsightly, and difficult to get rid of, especially once they become established. While verrucas can be treated at any time of year, winter and early spring are actually the ideal […]

Why Bamboo Socks Are a Game Changer!

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When we think about foot health, we often focus on shoes, inserts, and skincare, but socks are just as important. The right pair of socks can help protect your skin, reduce friction, control moisture, and even prevent common foot problems. As podiatrists, we often see issues that could have been avoided with better sock choices. […]