
Fungal Toenails: What’s True and What Isn’t?
Thick, yellow, crumbly nails get blamed on poor hygiene, treated with the wrong cream and given up on far too early. Here’s what’s actually true about fungal toenails.
Ingrowing toenail or just a sore toe? Verruca or a corn? Do you actually need orthotics, or will better shoes do the job?
We answer the questions people bring into the clinic. What different conditions look like, how treatments work and what to expect from them, choosing footwear, caring for your feet with diabetes, and the practical things nobody tells you until you ask.
Written by the podiatrists who’ll be looking after your feet. And if we’ve missed something you’d like to know, just ask us on 01782 538792.

Thick, yellow, crumbly nails get blamed on poor hygiene, treated with the wrong cream and given up on far too early. Here’s what’s actually true about fungal toenails.

If you feel embarrassed about your feet, please don’t be. We see feet every day at Heels & Toes and there’s very little that surprises us. Whatever’s been worrying you, you’ll be treated with kindness and no judgement.

Our feet work incredibly hard for us every day, which is why maintaining a good level of foot health is important. Cracked heels are a common condition among many people, which can often cause discomfort and pain, if not treated correctly. Why not have a read of our blog to find out more about the causes of cracked heels and how you can treat and prevent them? Causes of Cracked
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