Ankle Sprains: What They Are and What to Do if It Happens
Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries we see at South Dublin Podiatry, and they can happen to anyone. Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend walker, or simply misstep off a curb, twisting your ankle can lead to sudden pain and swelling. But how serious is it? And what should you do next? […]
Back to School, Back to Sports: Understanding Sever’s Disease (Heel Pain in Children)
As kids head back to school and dive into sports, many parents start to notice a common complaint: heel pain. If your child is limping after football practice, complaining of sore heels after PE, or avoiding their usual physical activities, they may be experiencing Sever’s Disease ,a common cause of heel pain in growing children. […]
What Are Corns and How Can a Podiatrist Help?
If you’ve ever felt a painful, hardened spot on your foot that makes walking uncomfortable, you might be dealing with a corn. While common, corns can become a real nuisance, especially if left untreated. At South Dublin Podiatry, our podiatrists help patients find relief from corns every day, using safe and effective treatments tailored to […]
Back to School: A Podiatrist’s Guide to Finding the Right Shoes for Your Kids
As the school holidays wrap up and families get back into routine, one of the key items on the to-do list is buying new school shoes. While it might seem like just another errand, the shoes your child wears every day can have a big impact on their foot health, posture, and comfort. At South […]
Bursitis and Your Feet: What You Need to Know
Do you have persistent foot pain that flares up when you walk, stand, or wear certain shoes? It could be more than general discomfort, it might be bursitis, a painful and often overlooked condition that affects the small fluid-filled sacs (bursae) around your joints. At South Dublin Podiatry, we’re here to help you understand this […]
Understanding Flat Feet: What You Need to Know
Do your feet feel tired or achy after a long day on your feet? Do your shoes wear unevenly, or have you been told you have “fallen arches”? You might be one of the millions of people who have flat feet, a common condition that can impact your overall foot health and quality of life. […]
Understanding Bunions: How Orthotics Can Help Relieve Pain and Prevent Progression
Bunions are one of the most common foot conditions we treat at South Dublin Podiatry. If you’ve noticed a bony bump forming at the base of your big toe, or if you experience pain or discomfort in that area, especially when walking or wearing shoes, you may be dealing with a bunion. Let’s explore what […]
Diabetes and Your Feet: What Every Patient Should Know
If you’re living with diabetes, taking care of your feet is more than just a good habit—it’s a critical part of managing your overall health. Diabetes can affect the nerves and circulation in your feet, leading to serious complications if not caught early. The good news? With proper care and regular checkups, most diabetic foot […]
How to Fix Ingrown Toenails And When to See a Podiatrist
An ingrown toenail may seem like a minor issue—until it starts to hurt with every step you take. What starts as a little redness or swelling can quickly become painful, infected, and disruptive to your daily life. The good news? Ingrown toenails are treatable and often preventable with the right care. What is an Ingrown […]
Why Does My Heel Hurt?
Let’s Talk About Plantar Fasciitis If you’ve ever stepped out of bed in the morning and felt a sharp, stabbing pain in your heel, you’re not alone. One of the most common causes of heel pain we see at South Dublin Podiatry is something called plantar fasciitis, and while it can be frustrating, it’s also […]