Feet First Clinic

Do you have swollen feet and ankles? 👣
So does today’s patient.

This condition is called edema, which means there’s a buildup of fluid in the body. In her case, it’s caused by a bladder condition that leads to fluid retention.

To help manage the swelling, she wears medical-grade compression stockings — these gently squeeze the legs to encourage fluid to move back up and reduce puffiness and discomfort.

If you’re dealing with swollen feet or ankles, talk to your healthcare provider — and follow us for more foot health tips! 💙



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Shopping for your kids’ summer shoes? 👣☀️

A few good staples can make a big difference for their feet this season.

A supportive running shoe for everyday wear, a sandal that stays secure on the foot, and water shoes for pools, beaches, and changerooms are all great options to have on hand.

The right footwear can help keep kids comfortable, supported, and protected while they stay active all summer long.

Have questions about your child’s foot health? Send us a message.



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Did you know eczema can affect your feet too? 👣

It can show up as dry, irritated, itchy skin and may even lead to cracking, especially around the heels and pressure areas.

Things like heat, sweat, footwear, and irritation can all play a role.

The good news? With the right care and keeping the skin protected, it can often be managed.

Have questions about your foot health? Let us know in the comments below.



This content is shared for entertainment purposes only. It is not medical advice and should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider if you are experiencing symptoms or require medical guidance.