Podiatrist / Podiatry / Chiropodist Moran

Another client recently said that coconut oil had successfully treated a fungal toenail infection. Again, I can't recommend it but I also can't see any harm in giving it a shot. This may particularly appeal to you if you want a totally natural remedy. Here's an article I found on how to use treat a fungal nail infection with coconut oil:
http://coconutoilpost.com/…/treating-fu ngal-nail-infection…/

A client recently told me he had undergone an expensive treatment for toenail fungus without success, but then he tried Vicks and it seems to have worked a treat! I can't recommend Vicks as a treatment but I can't see the harm in trying it either. Here's an article I found on how to use Vicks to cure nail fungus:
http://www.ehow.co.uk/way_5181427_vick-ru b-cure-nail-fungus…

I came across this wonderful quote and thought I'd share it:
"Think of the magic of that foot, comparatively small, upon which your whole weight rests. It's a miracle, and the dance is a celebration of that miracle."
- Martha Graham

As Autumn begins and feet are enclosed in socks and shoes or boots, a common problem that arises is Athlete's Foot. Here are some tips on how to get rid of it:
• After washing feet, ensure that particular care is taken in drying your feet, especially between the toes. • Use Daktarin spray or Lamisil cream twice daily (the original Lamisil cream, not the Lamisil Once) for up to 10 days. • Try to walk bare foot when at home so feet get a chance to air.... • Only wear cotton socks and leather shoes.
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GET YOUR FEET NAKED FOR SUMMER!
Unkept feet are ugly. Long nails are right up there with socks and scandals - a definite no-no!
Keep those feet fresh and clean for summer feet.
... Follow these helpful tips:
1. Ensure feet are dried properly, especially between toes. If feet are left damp this becomes a potential site for athlete's foot.
2.Nails should be kept short by using nail nippers and cutting according to the shape of your toe, in the same way you would cut your fingernails.
3. Do not cut deeply into the sides of toenails as this could potentially cause ingrowing toenails.
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Welcome to Moran podiatry at the Ivy clinic. We are a brother and sister team and we've worked together at the Ivy since it opened in 2006. We are both dedicated to providing our patients with the best possible treatment. If you have any questions please email or call the Ivy clinic. We look forward to making your feet happy again! Please stay posted for the latest updates on foot health and more...

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