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Diabetes Ireland urges people with diabetes to be pro-active in looking after their feet and book a foot assessment with a podiatrist as diabetes related amputations remain high despite limited access to healthcare services during Covid times.

Spring is here and we are all eager to shed those extra winter pounds. However before we start on any exercise programme, it is essential that our feet are in peak condition in anticipation of all this extra work!

Spring is here and we are all eager to shed those extra winter pounds. However before we start on any exercise programme, it is essential that our feet are in peak condition in anticipation of all this extra work!

Thousands of Irish women have been pounding the pavements this summer in preparation for the many races, marathons, and fun runs being held all over the country. While running can do great things for your body, it can take a severe toll on your feet, leaving them less than attractive, with corns, calluses, and cracked heels.

The recent fine weather has many of us reaching for our sandals and wishing that our feet were up to this sudden exposure. There are some simple things that we can do to improve the appearance and health of our feet which is important to all ages in remaining healthy, independent, and mobile.

Ultan Molloy, MPSI, HealthWest Community Pharmacy this week discusses the importance of looking after your feet.

Now that the sandals are out so are our feet. Since I’m pregnant I can’t actually reach my feet these days. My attempt at nail varnish and foot scrubs have been met with hilarious results and there is usually more varnish on my toes than my nails. Plus with the extra body weight I’m carrying my feet have really felt it and they have never looked as unpleasant.

Pauline Cawley’s Beauty Clinic, Market Square, Castlebar introduces the most advanced anti-age treatment — Medical Micro Needling (Collagen Induction Therapy) and the Dr Fish Foot Spa.

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The Foot Clinic has commenced a chiropody service in Monksland Medical Centre every Tuesday.