Podiatry Treatment at SO Podiatry2023-12-14T15:10:58+00:00

Podiatry Treatment at SO Podiatry

& SO Pilates

General Podiatry treatment for foot pain, hard skin, athletes foot and more.

Poor foot health can have a huge impact on your life.

From impeding your performance at work to preventing you taking your children to school or walking the dog. Painful feet also mean you are less likely to engage in physical activity which can result in other health issues such as heart disease and diabetes, reduced endurance and loss of muscle mass.

At our Worcester based podiatry practice we offer podiatry treatment to diagnose and treat a variety of foot disorders and deformities as well as providing general foot advice to help you live your best life.

We treat people of all ages as well as all problems associated with a wide range of medical conditions.

Perhaps you have athletes foot, a painful lesion, corns or callus’ (hard skin) on your foot or maybe you have thickened nails that you cannot manage yourself. The good news is that general podiatry (chiropody) care from SO Podiatry can provide you with much needed relief and allow you to stand, walk or run pain free.

Common foot problems we treat include ingrowing toenails, fungal infections, warts / verruca, hard corns and callus etc all are managed in our Worcester city clinic, during your appointment.

We pride ourselves on our warm and friendly approach.

General podiatry practice / chiropody treatment is usually a painless treatment and we pride ourselves on our warm and friendly approach, helping you to feel relaxed throughout your podiatry appointment. Our in-depth foot care and footwear advice will enable you to spring into stride.

Sports

Massage Worcester

  • Is this you?
    • Professional or recreational athlete

    • Active individual

    • Recovering from injury

    • Muscle tension or tightness

    • Stressed

    • Poor posture

    • Suffer from repetitive strain injuries (RSI)

    • Chronic pain sufferer
    • Fitness Enthusiast
  • We’ve got you covered!

    We offer expert massage services in the heart of Worcester, tailored to relieve muscle tension, improve flexibility, and boost performance. Using our specialised techniques, we help prevent injury, promote faster recovery through improved circulation, and reduce both physical and mental stress, allowing for relaxation and overall well-being.

  • 45 minutes
  • £62

Wellness Back, Neck & Shoulder

Massage Worcester

  • Ring any bells?
    • Office worker
    • Frequent traveller or commuter
    • Daily heavy lifting
    • Stressed
    • Suffer from anxiety
    • Poor posture
    • Gamers
    • Stiffness and limited mobility
    • Professions with repetitive movements (eg. hairdressers)
    • Tradesperson or manual labourer
  • We can help!

    At Massage Therapy Worcester, our experts specialise in relieving tension, reducing pain, and restoring mobility through targeted, professional massage. Ideal for desk workers, athletes, and anyone carrying daily stress, our personalised approach helps you feel better, move better, and live with less discomfort.

  • 45 minutes

  • £45

Rejuvenating Lower Limb

Massage Worcester

  • Sound Familiar?
    • In a profession where you are on your feet all day (eg. nurse)
    • Poor circulation
    • Knee, hip or ankle discomfort
    • Suffer from Plantar Fasciitis
    • Regular walker / hiker
    • Professional or recreational athlete
    • Restricted lower limb mobility
    • Swollen or tired legs
    • Tight hamstrings
  • We’re here for you!

    Our Worcester based massage therapy targets lower limb to help relieve pain, improve mobility, and support recovery from the ground up. Our skilled therapists use evidence-based techniques to address the root cause and support your body’s natural recovery. Our treatments are designed to keep you moving freely and feeling your best.

  • 45 minutes

  • £45

SO Podiatry

Your leg or foot pain and gait problems are in expert hands.

Title FAQs

What foot issues do you treat?2023-12-14T14:30:07+00:00

SO Podiatry can treat all general foot complaints such as athlete’s foot, corns and callus, dry cracked skin, fungal infections, ingrowing toenails, sweaty feet, psoriasis, and verrucas.

Should I cut a ‘V’ in my big toenail?2023-12-14T14:29:11+00:00

It’s not useful to cut a V in the middle of the toenail, this won’t reduce the chances of your toenail becoming ingrown. It’s important to cut your toenail straight across and perhaps use a file to smooth any rough edges and corners. Always avoid digging down the sides or cutting them down the sides as this can cause ingrowing toenails.

Always try to use a toenail clipper as opposed to a fingernail clipper. This way you should be able to achieve a nice straight edge all the way to the end.

How do I treat hard skin and corns?2023-12-14T14:31:49+00:00

Hard skin, otherwise known as callus and corns, are caused by increased pressure friction and rotational stresses to the skin. This can because due to the way that your feet move and function as well as how footwear can affect your feet. Making sure that you have good fitting footwear that is supportive and fit for purpose can make a big difference to how hard skin and corns form.

It is useful to use a good quality foot cream which contains Urea, as this will reduce the amount of hard skin and callus that builds up. It is important to try to have a good foot hygiene routine to prevent these problems getting worse.

At SO Podiatry we will be able to help get you started on this journey and give you the best advice and treatment to help improve your foot health.

I’m worried about my bunions, are they going to get worse?2023-12-14T14:33:15+00:00

Bunions are quite common and are often genetic, you’re more likely to develop a bunion if someone in your family’s first or second generation has them already. It is often difficult to say whether bunions get worse depending on the stage that they are at, at SO Podiatry we can help you establish what you can do to reduce your chances of developing one.

Wearing the correct shoe for your foot along with regular foot exercises, night splints, the support of insoles and strapping techniques can often help you on your way.

Do I need to see a podiatrist or chiropodist?2023-12-14T14:37:21+00:00

There really is no real difference between the two, ‘Podiatrist’ is the most common and modern term. Chiropodists and podiatrists have the same qualifications and experience, and both can help you with minor or more severe lower limb issues such as heel pain, knee pain, numb toes, shin pain, achilles issues or perhaps a long standing ingrowing toenail, or bunions.

It is always important to check that your podiatrist/chiropodist is HCPC (Health Care Professional Council) registered.

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The Latest from the SO Podiatry Blog

“Left feeling significantly more mobile”

 

“I had a fantastic experience with my recent sports massage. The therapist was knowledgeable, attentive, and clearly skilled at targeting areas of tension. I left feeling significantly more mobile and relaxed. Highly recommended for athletes or anyone dealing with muscle tightness.”

K. Metha, Sports Massage

“Left feeling completely refreshed”

 

“I felt at ease from the moment I walked in. A relaxing experience from start to finish. The pressure was perfect, and I left feeling completely refreshed. I look forward to my next one!”

C. Pattison, Full Body Massage

“Improvement in soreness”

 

“I had the rejuvenating leg massage after experiencing tightness from running. Ash was thorough and adjusted the pressure perfectly. I noticed a significant improvement in both soreness and mobility. Highly recommend for active individuals.”

M. Hemmings, Rejuvenating Lower Limb Massage

“I feel more comfortable and pain-free!”

 

“I’ve struggled with back pain and poor posture for years. I have had a few back massages now and the tension has definitely eased, and my posture improved. I now feel more comfortable and pain-free, and I highly recommend it to anyone dealing with similar issues!”

A. Harvey, Back, Neck and Shoulders Massage

 

“Will definitely be back”

 

“Ash was friendly and I had a lovely massage. He listened to my concerns and I felt he did a great job of relieving my tension. Will definitely be back – Thank you Ash!”

C. Dyke, Wellness Back, Neck & Shoulder Massage

28 Foregate Street Worcester WR1 1DS

Contact us to discuss treatments and appointments. Booking is advisable but short notice appointments may be available.
Appointments that are cancelled with less than 48 hours notice, or if you fail to attend, the standard fees will be charged.

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