Ask the Right Questions Factsheets provide information about a recommended treatment programme. Many of us are busy and thrive on a sheet that covers the basics. Of course, you can use the internet these days and Google a question, but often, the articles have adverts...
Good fact sheets follow good consultations If you have read my short article Getting the best from Clinical Information, here is the follow-up article offering a little more meat. What should you ask from a fact sheet? The answer must be equally simple. Factsheets...
Self-Help Management Finally—a book you can trust! The idea of how to help yourself offers excellent appeal. Tim E Kilmartin and I have joined forces to write a significant book on all aspects of why a bunion arises and how to distinguish between self-help and seeking...
Feet and your first aid kit Dressing and first aid kits Feet and your first aid kit should be a must-have item in every home. But is your kit fit for purpose? In an ideal world, everyone should go on a St John’s Ambulance or Red Cross course to learn about first aid...
Treating Simple Ankle Sprains A self-help article from ConsultingFootPain Treating simple ankle sprains should be within everyone’s reach. It is helpful to understand the mechanics behind the problem. You can read my previous article covering why we sprain our...
When is surgery indicated for the bunion? When is surgery indicated for the bunion? Is the most common question asked? Surgical referrals should only be made when conservative approaches have failed. This introductory article covers some important indications for...
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