Archways Podiatry Marple

Archways Podiatry Marple Archways Podiatry Marple is run by Louise Stores She likes to offer you a personalised quality care,

What a busy day in clinic today! 👣❤️Lots of lovely patients and plenty of callus to treat! I really do enjoy seeing the ...
05/09/2026

What a busy day in clinic today! 👣❤️

Lots of lovely patients and plenty of callus to treat! I really do enjoy seeing the difference a good treatment can make — especially when someone walks out feeling like they’re walking on air! 😊

One of my patients is off on holiday for a whole month 🌞✈️, so we made sure her feet were holiday-ready before she goes. I gave her a foot file to take with her and recommended a urea-based cream to help keep the skin soft and prevent too much hard skin building up while she’s away.

It’s been a busy one, but a really enjoyable day. I love my job and I’m always so grateful to my lovely patients who keep me busy! 💕

Now it’s my turn to put my feet up 👣 😁

Just a few pics from our Anglesey trip, such a beautiful island, so many things you can do, cycling, walking, kayaking, ...
15/08/2026

Just a few pics from our Anglesey trip, such a beautiful island, so many things you can do, cycling, walking, kayaking, boating, we’re going to try the latter next time, and of course CAT friendly 😻😂💙

From the Eclipse last night to tonight, we’ve got some beautiful contrasting views from our very quiet caravan site in A...
13/08/2026

From the Eclipse last night to tonight, we’ve got some beautiful contrasting views from our very quiet caravan site in Anglesey, we are here for a long weekend 💙😎🌞⛰️

We decided to go to Mellor to view the Eclipse with our old iPhones not the best but we did experience the drop in tempe...
12/08/2026

We decided to go to Mellor to view the Eclipse with our old iPhones not the best but we did experience the drop in temperature and light which is captured on the photos, and it was an incredibly beautiful evening only 5 mins drive from my clinic

🔥TIPS FOR HEAT SENSITIVE ARTHRITIS AND FIBROMYALGIA 🔥The hot weather can increase pain levels in conditions like fibromy...
12/08/2026

🔥TIPS FOR HEAT SENSITIVE ARTHRITIS AND FIBROMYALGIA 🔥

The hot weather can increase pain levels in conditions like fibromyalgia which I have and arthritis, I’d like to share some tips to help, these chronic conditions.

Stay hydrated and drink lots of water. Increase your water intake especially during the summer.

Fruit and veggies are also a great source of water. A fifth of your daily water intake comes from what you eat, so eat well.

Wear light, comfortable, loose clothing.

Take a quick, cool shower before bed, or a Luke warm one, I find it difficult to have a cool shower.

Use cold packs to cool down. (I like to stuff them everywhere!) I keep a wide range cold therapy packs in my freezer at all times. If you have air conditioning put it on and stay cool

Use products on your skin to cool you down, such as Biofreeze, or put your moisturiser in the freezer for 30 mins before applying.

Use a cooling towel for your face and neck.
You can use an ice cap for your head. You can find them under ‘migraine hats’ and they come with mini freezer packs that you can use to cool down.

Avoid the heat of the day. If you’re concerned about the heat, stay inside. Don’t go outside between noon and 3pm unless you have to.

A cooling mattress pad and cooling pillows helps you stay cool at night. I have bamboo sheets and satin pillowcases.

Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen if you do have to be outside. Vitamin D is important which is why I try to sit outside later in the day.

Finally, make sure you keep the blinds / curtains drawn to keep the heat out.

CORNS.  When we walk or stand, our body weight is carried first on the heel and then on the ball of the foot where the s...
05/08/2026

CORNS.

When we walk or stand, our body weight is carried first on the heel and then on the ball of the foot where the skin is thicker to withstand the pressure. When this pressure becomes excessive, some areas of skin thicken and form corns and callus, as a protective response to the friction of skin rubbing against a bone, shoe or the ground. They are not serious but can be painful in some circumstances.

Callus (or callosity) is an extended area of thickened, hard skin on the sole of the foot. It is usually symptomatic of an underlying problem such as a bony deformity, a particular style of walking or inappropriate footwear. Some people have a natural tendency to form callus because of their skin type. Elderly people have less fatty tissue in their skin and this can lead to callus forming on the ball of the foot.

Corns are caused by pressure or friction over bony areas, such as a joint, and they have a central core which may cause pain if it presses on a nerve. There are five different types of corns, the most common of which are ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ corns:

Hard corns – these are the most common and appear as a small area of concentrated hard skin up to the size of a small pea usually within a wider area of thickened skin or callus. This may be a symptom of the feet or toes not functioning properly

If you have a corn and suffering with pain contact Louise 0740 010 9830
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66 Stockport Road Marple
Stockport
SK66AB

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 10:30am - 4pm

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