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International Podiatry Day was recognised around the world on 8 October, shining a light on the role of Podiatrists and the importance of healthy feet and lower limbs. For us at Norwest Podiatry, it's an opportunity to reflect on something we see every day: foot and lo

You're a few kilometres into your run when you notice a dull ache developing along your shin. It may settle when you stop, only to return during your next run or training session. For runners and active people across Auckland, shin pain can quickly interfere with train

An ingrown toenail doesn’t automatically mean you need surgery. In many cases, particularly when treated early, conservative podiatry care can relieve pressure around the nail and allow the area to settle. However, some ingrown toenails continue to return despite

An ingrown toenail happens when the edge of the nail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, redness, and sometimes infection. Ingrown toenail treatment ranges from simple conservative care for mild cases to a short in-clinic procedure for nails that keep coming

When most people hear the word Podiatrist, they often think of one thing: “They cut toenails, right?” Well… yes, sometimes we do. But that’s only a very small part of what Podiatrists actually do. At Norwest Podiatry, we help people of all ages with ev

At Norwest Podiatry, we’re passionate about helping people stay active, mobile, and confident on their feet, and that extends beyond the clinic walls. Last week, we had the pleasure of visiting the wonderful members at the Selwyn Centre group in Huapai for a foot h