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Hypermobile Joints, also known as being ‘double jointed,’ or Ligamentous Laxity Ligaments are short bands of tough and flexible connective tissue which connect bones together at the joints. Approximately 5% of the population may experience ligamentous laxity, which is when the ligaments are more stretchy than normal and the joints…
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When we talk about life longevity and healthy aging, one of the most significant yet often overlooked factors is fall prevention. Falls can devastate elderly individuals, creating a cascade of consequences that extend far beyond the initial injury. Today we’ll explore how falls impact life expectancy, why podiatry care is…
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What is Achilles Tendinitis? Achilles Tendinitis, refers to pain in the Achilles Tendon. This tendon (tendons join muscle to bone), is responsible for attaching the calf muscles to the heel bone. It is one of the largest and strongest tendons in the body (able to withstand forces of up to…
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What to expect at your first dressing change after nail surgery. Andrew Jones at Waikato Podiatry talks you through what happens at your first dressing change in this video. Your First Dressing Change After Nail Surgery: A Step-by-Step Guide The first dressing change after nail surgery is a crucial…
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Andrew Jones gives tips for things to look for after nail surgery – what you should be concerned about in terms of a possible infection. Recognising and Managing Post-Operative Toe Infections One of the most common concerns patients have during their recovery from nail surgery is whether their…
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