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STEP + STRIDE PODIATRY NEWS

Step + Stride Podiatry is the only Podiatry clinic in Auckland that has achieved the Allied Health Services Sector Standard Certification.

Painful toes- what can it be?

May 21st, 2026|

Chilblains on toes are small, itchy, painful red or purple swellings caused by the skin's abnormal reaction to cold followed by rapid rewarming. They usually heal on their own in 1–3 weeks, but you should keep [...]

Help- I have blisters on my feet

May 14th, 2026|

  Preventing blisters on your feet involves reducing friction, managing moisture, and ensuring proper fit for footwear. Blisters are caused by friction, heat, and moisture, which cause skin layers to separate and fill with fluid. [...]

Wet weather and foot care

May 7th, 2026|

Looking after your feet in wet weather is crucial for preventing blisters, fungal infections (like athlete's foot), and skin maceration (white, wrinkly skin). The core strategy is to keep feet clean, dry, and to manage [...]

My hypermobile feet

April 23rd, 2026|

Hypermobility in the feet and ankles occurs when the joints, ligaments, and tendons extend beyond the typical range of motion, often due to loose connective tissue or genetic factors. While often beneficial for dancers or gymnasts, [...]

“Growing Pains”

April 16th, 2026|

Growing pains aren’t just painful and frustrating for children, they can also see them miss out on their favourite sports and activities with their friends. Our podiatrists treat growing pains by getting down to the [...]

CORE Network of Excellence

April 5th, 2026|

CORE members represent a wealth of expertise across many areas of care delivery. Together, they make a crucial step towards achieving our goal of accelerating access to care through collaboration, peer-to-peer education, and global research [...]

Foot pain in children

April 1st, 2026|

Foot pain in children is common and often related to growth spurts, active lifestyles, or developmental changes, rather than serious underlying conditions. While usually temporary, persistent pain should be evaluated by a professional to ensure proper [...]

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