Chronic fungal skin infection maybe as a result of immunodeficiency. This blog explores the idea.

Can the HPV vaccine really treat warts and verrucae? This blog investigates.

Medications can provoke skin disease. This blog explores common antihypertensive medications that can provoke eczema in the elderly

A genital skin problem which can manifest on the foot and leg, Lichen Sclerosus is something podiatrists may not be aware of.

Treatments don't always work for fungal nail infection - why not? This blog examines possible reasons.

Palmoplantar keratoderma is a unusual condition which is often complex and difficult to treat. This blog looks at a new classification system which aims to improve recognition, diagnosis and treatment

Doughnut wart is a complication of wart treatment and this article discusses the phenomenon seldom seen or reported.

This blog describes how to perform a wet wrap on the feet, a gentle treatment for hyperkeratosis

How does the menopause affect the skin, specifically on the feet? This blog explores the current literature.

Successfully treat pyogenic granuloma without surgery and just with table salt!

Keratoderma is a cause of hyperkeratosis on the feet in menopausal women. This blog explore the condition and its treatment.

Statins are the most commonly prescribed drug today but they can interact with athletes foot treatments.

Annoucing the PCDS Annual Meeting in Harrogate, March 2025

Dermatophytoma is a fungal biofilm located under the nail.

Topical statins have the potential to treat athletes foot infections.

Necrobiosis lipoidica is a chronic and difficult condition to treat. JAK inhibitors may hold the key to successful treatment.

New data has just been published on the effectiveness of treating verrucae with SWIFT microwave.

How can we improve cure rates when using topical antifungal nail treatments? Published work suggests nail fenestration may help.

This blog documents a recent systematic review of zinc in the treatment of warts.

So often patients ask how much cream should I apply to my feet? The Fingertip unit is a way of conveying this information simply.