Podiatry

[Ralph-YK]

As a result they will drop you off their list if they think your feet don't need their expertise. I don't think they will routinely clip toenails either.

When I saw one last month I was told I was low/green risk, so would be discharged. I was also told they don't provide routine cutting of toenails.

 

[pav]

When I saw one last month I was told I was low/green risk, so would be discharged. I was also told they don't provide routine cutting of toenails.

Only when I became high risk they cut my toe nails as I already did them, though taking off the big toe nails was a big relief as always drew blood when doing them.

My big problem was with the hard and dry skin, which they always removed, and tried various creams to ease the problem. After several creams I now use Balneum urea cream which I get on prescription, found its the best for me. Still get hard skin but the dry skin has gone while I use it and makes the removal of any hard skin a lot simpler.

 

[trophywench]

Yes, Urea cream is the best - but if you have to pay for it and don't get it on scrip - it ain't exactly cheap !

 

[pav]

Yes, Urea cream is the best - but if you have to pay for it and don't get it on scrip - it ain't exactly cheap !

Just looked at the price ouch, glad I get it on prescription.