Southern Podiatry Clinic in Nowra, New South Wales | Medical and health

Southern Podiatry Clinic

Locality: Nowra, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4421 6030

Address: 66 Plunkett Street 2541 Nowra, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.nowraalliedhealth.com.au

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24.01.2022 Thanks to @theathletesfootshellharbour for putting on an excellent information night. Really looking foward to putting the new Ascent Platinum Black safety boots through thier paces. #southernpodiatry #Bashamsports #workbootsyoucanrunin #ascentfootwear #ascent_safety #theathletesfoot

11.01.2022 Congratulations to our beautiful receptionist Lily on her Yr 12 graduation!! Best of luck on your future endeavors, enjoy the journey on whatever pathway you choose xx

08.01.2022 A common complaint amongst our patients is fungal nails. A cheap simple treatment is to wipe tea tree oil on the nail daily. This works to inhibit fungal growth and allow you to grow out the affected nail. It is not unusual for it to take 12-18 months for a fungal nail to resolve. Fungal nail treatment tips- * Have a separate set of nail clippers for the affected nails. *Keep nails cut short. *Socks need to be washed in a water temperature of above 50 degrees.... *Glen 20 the inside of shoes after wear. Some people do get a skin reaction with the use of tea tree oil. If reaction presents cease use immediately. With all general advice please consult your local podiatrist first. #Southernpodiatry #Podiatry #Nowra #Shoalhaven #Nowraalliedhealthcentre

07.01.2022 Congratulations to all the athletes that competed @thebaygames. We had a great time with @basham_chiropractic_nowra and Basham physiotherapy supporting the athlete recovery. #southernpodiatry #sportspodiatry #bashamphysiotherapy #Bashamsports #bashamchiropratic #thebaygames2019 #huskisson #jervisbay #nowra #shoalhaven

05.01.2022 Cracked heels are a painful condition that many suffer during the warmer months. A good trick for those who have smaller heel cracks is - 1. Cut hyperfix tape (it goes by many names) into a dog bone shape. 2. Apply the tape to your heels. 3. Rub heel balm into the tape. 4. Remove after a few hours and reapply each day as requried.... This allows the cream to slowly absorb into the skin. With all general advice please consult your local podiatrist before trying. See more