Foot health
Many people are on their feet for four or more hours each day, making the feet one of the most used body parts.
So why are feet often neglected until they become painful?
Basic foot hygiene, appropriate Footwear and good Nail Care can all play an important role in keeping your feet healthy and reducing the risk of Common Foot Problems.
It’s never too early or too late to start caring for your feet, and there’s a lot you can do for yourself. Below you will find a range of patient advice leaflets. Please feel free to download or print any leaflets which are relevant to your condition.
Musculoskeletal and Gait advice leaflets
High-risk foot care leaflets
- Advice about your footwear – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Holiday feet – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Low risk foot care – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Moderate risk foot care – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Moderate high risk footcare
- High risk foot care – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Looking after your diabetic foot ulcer – English Other languages: Arabic Bengali Cantonese Polish Urdu
- Charcot Foot
- Chilblains
- Onychomycosis (fungal nail)
- Raynaud’s phenomenon
If you would like some more information about taking good care of children’s feet, don’t forget to look at Children’s Foot Care as well as Childhood Foot Problems.
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Last updated: 14 August, 2017