Onychoheterotopia Onychoheterotopia is a rare and unusual condition characterized by the presence of nail tissue in ectopic locations, meaning places other than the usual anatomical sites on the fingers and toes. This condition can manifest as small, keratinous projections resembling nails that develop on areas such as the palms, soles or other parts of […]
Dealing with Peeling Skin: Keratolysis Exfoliativa Are you constantly experiencing peeling of the outer layer of the skin, especially on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet? There’s a condition called ‘Keratolysis exfoliativa’ and peeling of skin on the palms of the hands as well as soles of the feet is
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The Microvasculature of the fingertips and toetips The microvasculature of the fingertips and toetips plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and function of these extremities. It involves a complex network of small blood vessels, including arterioles, capillaries, and venules, which are essential for delivering oxygen and nutrients to the tissues as well
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Syphilitic paronychia Syphilitic paronychia, though rare, is a manifestation of syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum. Syphilis can have various clinical presentations, and when it affects the nail, it is referred to as syphilitic paronychia. Causes and Pathophysiology Primary Syphilis: In the primary stage, syphilis typically presents as a
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Its Wimbledon and Tennis Leg Injury Wimbledon Tennis starts tomorrow. As such we are talking about none other…than Tennis Leg! You are just about to serve an impressive overhead shot but suddenly you hear a snap crack and….pop but not the sort of pop you want! Tennis leg is a specific injury that occurs in
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Injury Awareness Week 2024 Injury Awareness Week in the UK for 2024 will take place from June 24th to June 28th. This event is organized by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and focuses on raising awareness about preventable injuries, particularly those occurring in the workplace. The campaign aims to highlight the impact
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Happy Father’s day to all the Dads out there Happy Father’s day to all Dads today! This Sunday we celebrate you today! Let’s show appreciation for you today by offering some pampering foot care tips for you! A daily foot wash / shower by using a gentle hypoallergenic soap. Ensuring we especially clean between
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Why You Shouldn’t Walk Around Barefoot Going barefoot feels great, whether you’re at the beach wiggling your toes in the sand or strolling on soft grass. At home, you may have a “no shoes” policy for cultural or sanitation reasons. But walking barefoot can harm your feet. Walking barefoot can offer some benefits, such
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Beating Pinch Callous Buildup Have you ever heard of this condition ‘Tylomas or Pinch Callus’? Did you know that they are one of the most common types of calluses usually seen in athletes? They form along the ridge of skin that is pinched. They may cause pain and discomfort during walking. This commonly exists
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Morton’s Neuroma: The nerve of it! Today we are going to discuss this quite common, very painful and almost disabling foot condition. If you have ever experienced this we would welcome to hear from you. Morton’s Neuroma. What is it? It is named after Dr. Morton in 1876. Lets take a look at this
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