Patient Information
Podiatry & Chiropody in Paphos & Peyia
Chilblains
What are chilblains? Chilblains (also called pernio) are small itchy, red (and sometimes purple) swellings on the skin, which can become...
Bunions (Hallux Abductovalgus)
What are bunions? A bunion, also known as ‘hallux valgus’, is a deformity of the big toe in which the big toe excessively angles towards the second...
Blisters
What are blisters and what causes them? Blisters are painful, fluid-filled lesions produced by friction and pressure. They can be caused by the...
Athlete’s foot (tinea pedis)
What is athlete’s foot? Athlete’s foot is a fungal infection of the skin that can lead to intense itching, cracked, blistered or peeling areas of...
Ageing feet
What problems are associated with ageing feet? As we age, we naturally develop more problems with our feet due to normal daily wear and tear of...
Orthotics – Insoles
Orthotics are inserts for the shoes, worn by people for various reasons. From foot pain to injury to providing support, insoles may be what you...
10 facts about Diabetes
Diabetes: The epidemic of the 21st century - 10 facts about Diabetes It is an epidemic disease affecting about 422 million people worldwide. It is...
Diabetes Mellitus Symptoms
In its early stages, the disease does not usually present any symptoms. There are cases where patients do not know that they suffer from Diabetes,...
Travel advice
Before travelling: If you are experiencing any foot pain, make sure you visit your podiatrist prior to your departure. Foot pain is not normal and...